Sounds of change: Dissonance, history, and cultural listening
A Heble - Essays on Canadian Writing, 2000 - search.proquest.com
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Heble discusses his interest in things not in harmony with entrenched understandings of
Canadian history and Canadian national consciousness. Indeed, many contemporary
literary accounts of history demonstrate precisely this need to unsettle received notions of
Canadian national identity.
Canadian history and Canadian national consciousness. Indeed, many contemporary
literary accounts of history demonstrate precisely this need to unsettle received notions of
Canadian national identity.
Abstract
Heble discusses his interest in things not in harmony with entrenched understandings of Canadian history and Canadian national consciousness. Indeed, many contemporary literary accounts of history demonstrate precisely this need to unsettle received notions of Canadian national identity.
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