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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
In a Queer Country Gay and Lesbian Studies in the Canadian Context Arsenal Pulp Press	In terms of rights and freedoms for queers, Canada holds an international reputation as among the most liberal of nations. Yet this picture of harmonious gay and lesbian assimilation is nothing …	Terry Goldie	320	2001	View
From Introduction From: In a Queer Country View Arsenal Pulp Press	Queer literature review; "Queer Country?" Conference (1996)	Terry Goldie	11	2001	$0.11 Add
From Manifesto From: The Tangled Garden View James Lorimer and Company	Summarizes why Canada’s media industry is at a crisis and why, absent intervention, remaining major media are likely to shut down. Canadian media institutions like Postmedia, the Toronto …	Richard Stursberg	33	2019	$3.30 Add
From Preface From: Canadian Culture in a Globalized World View James Lorimer and Company	Author Garry Neil introduces his argument, explaining why Canadian culture is important and highlighting his background and experience on this subject.	Garry Neil	5	2019	$0.50 Add
From Queer Nation? From: In a Queer Country View Arsenal Pulp Press	"Queer Nation?" offer s an historical overview of gay and lesbian practices in Canada, with some suggestions that they reflect a nation al character. The approach of the article was …	Terry Goldie	25	2001	$0.50 Add
From Redesigning Wreck: Beach Meets Forest as Location of Male Homoerotic Culture & Placemaking in Pacific Canada From: In a Queer Country View Arsenal Pulp Press	Gordon Brent Ingram turns to a place in which gay men both define their identities through an assertion of territory and engage in the sexuality that makes them what they are. This essay …	Gordon Brent Ingram	26	2001	$0.52 Add
From Roots of Canadian Cultural Policies From: Canadian Culture in a Globalized World View James Lorimer and Company	Brief history of Canadian cultural policy in the 20th century, background to the period from 1984 to 2019.	Garry Neil	18	2019	$1.80 Add
From Siting Lesbians: Urban Spaces and Sexuality From: In a Queer Country View Arsenal Pulp Press	In "Siting Lesbians: Urban Spaces and Sexuality," Catherine Nash discusses the complement to Ingram’s study. He considers gay males seeking pleasure in the wide outdoors while …	Catherine Nash	27	2001	$0.54 Add
From Talking Forbidden Love: An Interview with Lynne Fernie From: In a Queer Country View Arsenal Pulp Press	Lynne Fernie, co-director with Aerlynn Weisman of the documentary, Forbidden Love: The Unashamed Stories of Lesbian Lives emphasizes in the interview that the film was intended as a multiple …	Terry Goldie	25	2001	$0.50 Add
From The Bisexuality Wars: The Perils of Identity as Marginality From: In a Queer Country View Arsenal Pulp Press	Zoe Newman’s ‘The Bisexuality Wars: The Perils of Identity as Marginality" looks at differing views of sexual orientation, in particular the role of self-identified bisexuals in …	Zoë Newman	21	2001	$0.42 Add
From The Elephant, the Mouse, and the Lesbian National Park Rangers From: In a Queer Country View Arsenal Pulp Press	Whether the discussion is of a queer nation or a queer country, citizenship must be a concern, but to follow the usual assumptions about the gay community, so must spectacle and display. bj …	BJ Wray	20	2001	$0.40 Add
The Tangled Garden A Canadian Cultural Manifesto for the Digital Age	The emergence of Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google (the FAANGs) has created an unprecedented challenge to Canada’s news, television and film businesses. In this book Richard …		224		View
From The Vancouver Agreement From: Fighting For Space View Arsenal Pulp Press	This chapter highlights the formation Vancouver Caucus, comprising of Mayor Philip Owen, Jenny Kwan and Dr Hedy Fry, and the subsequent signing of the Vancouver Agreement. The agreement about a …	Travis Lupick	27	2017	$0.54 Add
From Trade Agreements and Canadian Cultural Policymaking From: Canadian Culture in a Globalized World View James Lorimer and Company	Explores how Canada can protect its culture in upcoming trade negotiations (as of 2019) and offers suggestions to how policymaking can better protect Canadian culture.	Garry Neil	15	2019	$1.50 Add
From Wear It with Pride: The Fashions of Toronto's Pride Parade and Canadian Queer Identities From: In a Queer Country View Arsenal Pulp Press	There have been many studies that claim that homosexuals have long engaged in "reading" ‘each other, in finding elements of presentation, which show "I am what you are." …	Andrea N. Frolic	33	2001	$0.99 Add