I. Gender, Nation and Global Culture | ||
1.
2/25
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General Introduction: Canada Pase And Future |
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2.
3/4 |
Talks with Ann Marie Fleming and Jill Sharpe |
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3. 3/11 |
Internal and External Boundaries Denys Arcand: The Decline of the American Empire (1986);
"Can. Lit." by Earle Birney; some poems by Margaret Atwood;
"Cape Breton is the Thought Control Centre of Canada" (R. Smith) |
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4. 3/18 |
Two Types of Globalization |
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5. 3/25 |
Boundary-Breaking and Boundary Setting |
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6. 4/1 |
Trauma and Healing |
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7. 4/8 |
Small town Canada: Alice Munro |
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8. 4/15 |
Body, Gender Identity and Consumer Society |
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9. 4/22 |
Body, Gender Identity and Consumer Society |
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10. 4/29 |
Body, Race and Gender Identity |
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II. Gender, Race and Surviving Trauma orApocalypse | ||
11. 5/6 |
1) Caribbean Canadian in Toronto |
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12. 5/13 |
2) Survival in the Postmodern & Apocalyptic City |
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13. 5/20 |
3)
East-Asian Canadian |
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14. 5/27 |
4) Memory and Fragmentary Identity |
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15. 6/3 |
5) Ritual of Reconciliation and Reconstruction |
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16. 6/10 |
6)Language, Race and Identity |
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17. 6/17 |
7)Final: Review of all previous covered topics |