Canada's day of atonement
No CoverAn exploration of Canadian mythology and Native cultural narratives in a post-centenary context.
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An exploration of Canadian mythology and Native cultural narratives in a post-centenary context.
Little attention has been paid to the Contemporary Native Literary Renaissance (CNLR) and the Native Cultural Renaissance (NCR) of the 1960s and 1970s in Canada. As well, there has been little consideration of the manner in which this Renaissance has affected non-Native Canadian literature. However, this dissertation attempts to prove that the CNLR and the NCR have affected both contemporary Canadian mythologies and the criticism of Native literatures in Canada. This dissertation relies more on ...
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Central focus on cultural and historical reconciliation with Indigenous issues.
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Likely references to historical systemic suffering of Indigenous peoples.
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