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Is Canada Postcolonial?
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Chapters in this book

  1. Front Matter i
  2. Table of Contents iii
  3. Preface v
  4. Is Canada Postcolonial? Introducing the Question 1
  5. Questioning Canadian Postcolonialism
  6. What Was Canada? 27
  7. What Resides in the Question, “Is Canada Postcolonial?” 40
  8. Canada and Postcolonialism: Questions, Inventories, and Futures 49
  9. Looking Elsewhere for Answers to the Postcolonial Question: From Literary Studies to State Policy in Canada 78
  10. Postcolonial Methodologies
  11. The Absence of Seaming, Or How I Almost Despair of Dancing: How Postcolonial Are Canada’s Literary Institutions and Critical Practices? 97
  12. Native Writing, Academic Theory: Post-colonialism across the Cultural Divide 111
  13. Nostalgic Narratives and the Otherness Industry 127
  14. Cool Dots and a Hybrid Scarborough: Multiculturalism as Canadian Myth 140
  15. Is Canadian Literature Postcolonial?
  16. Imagining Eighteenth-Century Quebec: British Literature and Colonial Rhetoric 151
  17. “I too am a Canadian”: John Richardson’s The Canadian Brothers as Postcolonial Narrative 162
  18. Are We There Yet? Reading the “Post-Colonial” and The Imperialist in Canada 177
  19. Figures of Collection and (Post)Colonial Processes in Major John Richardson’s Wacousta and Thomas King’s Truth and Bright Water 190
  20. Stolen Life? Reading through Two I’s in Postcolonial Collaborative Autobiography 207
  21. “A Place to Stand On”: (Post)colonial Identity in The Diviners and “The Rain Child” 223
  22. A“Place” through Language: Postcolonial Implications of Mennonite/s Writing in Western Canada 238
  23. What’s Immigration Got to Do with It? Postcolonialism and Shifting Notions of Exile in Nino Ricci’s Italian-Canadians 252
  24. Religion, Postcolonial Side-by-sidedness, and la transculture 268
  25. After Postcolonialism: Migrant Lines and the Politics of Form in Fred Wah, M. Nourbese Philip, and Roy Miki 282
  26. Meditations on the Question
  27. Is Canada a Postcolonial Country? 297
  28. Answering the Questions 300
  29. Answering the Answers, Asking More Questions 312
  30. Afterword 318
  31. Bibliography 325
  32. Notes on Contributors 352
  33. Index 358
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