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    Post-Nationality and the Bifurcated Nation-State in English-Canadian Fiction 

    Watts, Carl
    This study argues that expressions of national identity in modern and contemporary English-Canadian fiction often conceive of the nation as having bifurcated into, on the one hand, ethnic, and, on the other hand, pluralist ...

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    AuthorWatts, Carl (1)SubjectCanadian literature (1)Dionne Brand (1)Eden Robinson (1)Fiction (1)Frederick Philip Grove (1)Gwendolyn MacEwen (1)
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    Margaret Laurence (1)Multiculturalism (1)Nationalism (1)... View MoreDate Published2017 (1)

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