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Sheila Watson, Aboriginal Discourse, and Cosmopolitan Modernism
From: The Canadian Modernists Meet
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Sheila Watson’s work has been insightfully discussed in both modernist and postmodernist terms. This essay will aim to enhance our understanding of the influence of cosmopolitan modernism in the writing of The Double Hook.
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Glenn Willmott
Glenn Willmott is a professor of English at Queen's University, where he teaches courses on modernism and Canadian literature. His publications include the books McLuhan, or Modernism in Reverse (1996), Unreal
