• Religion in Canada: Facts, Figures, and Futures 

  Bramadat, Paul (2003)

  Canada, unlike the U.S., did not experience a formal separation of church and state. Nonetheless, religion, especially Christianity, has been barred from the Canadian public policy arena. Rather than to deal with the ...
• Suppose it’s Sulpicia: a reading of the Corpus Sulpicianum 

  Nicchitta, Novella (2021-02-01)

  In this study, I have analyzed the poems from the Corpus Sulpicianum (3.8–3.18) as the creation of a single author, Sulpicia. My argument in favour of the uniformity of the cycle is based on the consistency of the authorial ...
• Imagining publics, negotiating powers: the parallel evolutions of romantic social structure and Jane Austen’s free indirect discourse 

  Seatter, Lindsey Marie (2021-01-29)

  The Romantic era, from roughly the middle of the eighteenth century to the middle of the nineteenth century, was a period of rapid and revolutionary social change. Progressing in parallel was the form of the novel, which ...
• "In the best interest of the Indians": an ethnohistory of the Canadian Department of Indian Affairs, 1897-1913 

  Vogt, David (2021-01-29)

  Drawing on insights from recent ethnographic and ethnohistorical studies of bureaucracy by scholars such as Akhil Gupta and Ann-Laura Stoler, this dissertation turns the ethnohistorical lens back upon the colonial state ...
• George Padmore, Jawaharlal Nehru, and metropolitan perceptions of Nazism/Fascism and colonialism/imperialism in the 1930s-40s 

  Huijsmans, Matthew Max Anthony (2021-01-28)

  The degree to which Nazi Germany and the other Axis powers can be understood within the framework of the European nineteenth century colonial/imperial projects has, in recent years, been a controversial topic in historiography. ...
• FAT: A Collective Webzine 

  Landry, Pierre-Luc; Luna, Caleb; Cooper, Alyssa; Bourcier, Julie; Lafleur, Maude; Comin, Léonor; Dulude, Sébastien; Girard, Matthieu F.; Meunier, Stephanie; Lisée, Myriam St-Denis; G., Léa (2017)
• The history and politics of Taiwan's February 28 Incident, 1947-2008 

  Kuo, Yen-Kuang (2021-01-13)

  Taiwan’s February 28 Incident happened in 1947 as a set of popular protests against the postwar policies of the Nationalist Party, and it then sparked militant actions and political struggles of Taiwanese but ended with ...
• Imagining information: the uses of storytelling 

  Higgins, Stefan (2021-01-13)

  This thesis investigates a cultural logic of information. In a world saturated with information, how is representation defined, and what kinds of boundaries does it consequently set up for establishing what can be known? ...
• Tactical network sonification: a listening technique for science and technology studies 

  El Hajj, Tracey M (2021-01-07)

  Networks are an integral part of everyday life. Today, public concern with the extent to which they influence people’s routines, and how much they affect cultures and societies, has grown substantially. People are thus now ...
• Gothic economics: gothic literature and commercial society in Britain, 1750–1850 

  Winter, Caroline (2021-01-06)

  Although the sensational world of Gothic literature may seem to have little to do with the “dismal science” of economics, readers and critics have long recognized connections between Romantic-era political economic discourse ...
• Bridging in Shanghai’s commercial revolution: compradors, bureaucratic merchants, and returned overseas businesspeople as capitalist middlemen in Late Qing and Early Republican China 

  Gentz, Frederick (2021-01-04)

  Chinese compradors, official managers, and overseas Chinese capitalists have received scholarly attention of late with special notice to studying their contributions to China’s industrial modernization. This thesis shifts ...
• Re-envisioning resurgence: Indigenous pathways to decolonization and sustainable self-determination 

  Corntassel, Jeff (Decolonization: Indigeneity, Education & Society, 2012)

  Amidst ongoing, contemporary colonialism, this article explores Indigenous pathways to decolonization and resurgence with an emphasis on identifying everyday practices of renewal and responsibility within native communities ...
• Our Ways Will Continue On: Indigenous Approaches to Sustainability 

  Corntassel, Jeff (Centre for International Governance Innovation, 2014)
• Indigenous Perspectives 

  Corntassel, Jeff; Woons, Marc (E-International Relations Publishing, 2017)
• Unsettling settler colonialism: The discourse and politics of settlers, and solidarity with Indigenous nations 

  Snelgrove, Corey; Dhamoon, Rita Kaur; Corntassel, Jeff (Decolonization: Indigeneity, Education & Society, 2014)

  Our goal in this article is to intervene and disrupt current contentious debates regarding the predominant lines of inquiry bourgeoning in settler colonial studies, the use of ‘settler’, and the politics of building ...
• Kenneth Burke’s Shakespearean Anthropology: Scott L. Newstok, editor. Kenneth Burke on Shakespeare. West Lafayette, IN: Parlor Press, 2007. 368 pp. 

  van Oort, Richard (Anthropoetics, 2008)
• Doubt, Compromise, and Doublethink: Transcendence in a Secular Age 

  van Oort, Richard (Anthropoetics, 2009)
• Introduction to the GASC 2014 Issue 

  van Oort, Richard (Anthropoetics, 2014)
• Indigenous Storytelling, Truth-telling, and Community Approaches to Reconciliation 

  Corntassel, Jeff; Chaw-win-is; T’lakwadzi (ESC: English Studies in Canada, 2009)
• Sparagmos! A Dialogue on Girard and Gans 

  Bandera, P.; Bartlett, A.; Morrissey, C.; van Oort, Richard (Anthropoetics, 2005)

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