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T1 Regionalism, Nationalism and Internationalism in Canadian Politics, Literary Criticism and the Writing of Gary Geddes
A1 Bogaards, Winifred
AB In this century, but particularly in the past thirty-five years, Canada’spoliticians have been trying to find a way to define the country,which would be acceptable to its seven economically, ethnically andtopographically disparate regions. The political battles which threatenthe country’s continued existence are echoed in its literary criticism,with various commentators arguing that Canadian literature is or shouldbe regional, national or cosmopolitan/multicultural/international. Thispaper argues that Canadian literature, like that of all other countries,incorporates all of the above positions and illustrates that position byexamining the literature produced by Geddes over the past twenty-fiveyears.
PB Servicio de Publicaciones. Universidad de La Laguna
SN e-2530-8335
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RD 27-dic-2024