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From Hegel, The Particularity of Conflicts, and the Spaces of "Reason-ability" From: Multicultural Dynamics and the Ends of History View	Hegel wants to show that history is not a cold, anonymous process that simply sweeps up human lives and never looks back. Indeed, his philosophy of history is primarily concerned with the …	Réal Fillion	17	2008	$2.21 Add
From Helen MacMurchy: Popular Midwifery and Maternity Services for Canadian Pioneer Women From: Caring and Curing View	Over the course of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, male medical practitioners successfully asserted control over more and more aspects of the traditional mothering role. The …	Dianne Dodd	26	1994	$2.86 Add
From Helpers or Heroines? The National Council of Women, Nursing, and "Woman’s Work" in Late Victorian Canada From: Caring and Curing View	The National Council of Women, Nursing, and "Woman’s work" in Late Victorian Canada	Beverly Boutilier	32	1994	$3.52 Add
From How Comfortably Does the Internet Sit on Canada’s Tundra? Reflections on Public Access to the Information Highway in the North From: Cyberidentities View	Universal access to affordable technologies is at the heart of communication scholars’ thinking about democracy and empowerment. It is what gives cultural communities the power to represent …	Lorna Roth	15	1999	$2.10 Add
From "How I Learned to Speak English" 1900 From: The Quebec Anthology View	Fréchette was in love with language. His Originaux et détraqués is full of wild descriptions and untranslatable puns, and his later work also explores the limits of conventional …	Louis Fréchette	5	1997	$0.30 Add
From Howard’s Way or Deane’s Way: Culture Wars in Contemporary Australia From: Managing Diversity View	Over the past ten years at least, a period largely defined by the prime ministership of John Howard, but arguably extending back through twenty years of pronounced economic change and social …	David Headon	20	2007	$2.40 Add
From Human Rights in Cyberspace From: Cyberidentities View	This essay explores the application of the international human rights regime to the governance of cyberspace.	Cees J. Hamelink	16	1999	$2.24 Add
From Humorous Restorifications: Rewriting History with Healing Laughter From: Aboriginal Canada Revisited View	Canada’s Indigenous "colours" have started to "bleed through," as increasing numbers of Native writers "paint" Native people back into the picture. This …	Eva Gruber	26	2008	$2.60 Add
From "I am Canadian!:" From Beer Commercials to Medicare: In Search of Identity From: The Canadian Distinctiveness into the XXIst Century - La distinction canadienne au tournant du XXIe siecle View	Any attempt to find a common denominator among all Canadians in order to define the texture of our society is a very daring and risky proposal. The elusive concept of ‘political …	Monique Bégin	9	2003	$0.72 Add
From ICTs for SMEs: The SME Wins on the Information Highway From: Cyberidentities View	In this paper I shall describe what CEECT does, discuss how we use computers, and explain why Cyberspace may not be a suitable medium for editions like ours.	Karel Uyttendaele	6	1999	$0.84 Add
From Ideal Translator Communicative Competence From: Teaching Translation from Spanish to English View	A fuller definition of the teaching objectives and a method for achieving them.	Allison Beeby-Lonsdale	8	1996	$0.96 Add
From Identity and Otherness in Canadian Foreign Policy From: The Canadian Distinctiveness into the XXIst Century - La distinction canadienne au tournant du XXIe siecle View	In this essay, discourse on otherness is an analytical resource, expressed on three levels in Canadian foreign policy.	Maria Teresa Gutierrez-Haces	20	2003	$1.60 Add
From NEW! Imagining Nighttime Detroit From: Borders, Culture, and Globalization View	In this essay, Darroch reflects upon the border cities of Detroit, Michigan, and Windsor, Ontario, which lend themselves to studying urban nighttime as both practiced and imagined across the …	Michael Darroch	24	2021	$2.40 Add
From NEW! Immigration and "Medical Manpower" 1968 and the Awkward Introduction of Medicare in Canada From: 1968 in Canada View	The year 1968 witnessed the launch of medicare, a public program so important that 50 years later many Canadians identify universal health insurance as a defining feature of our national …	David Wright and Sasha Mullally	17	2021	$1.70 Add
From "In My Condition" 1989 From: The Quebec Anthology View	"Dans mon état," the story translated here by Matt Cohen as "In My Condition," first appeared in XYZ in 1989. Like the stories of Claire Dé, Pellerin’s blend …	Gilles Pellerin	5	1997	$0.30 Add
From NEW! In the Space between Aboriginal Sovereignty and National Security Re-engaging Border Security and Mohawk Culture at Akwesasne From: Borders, Culture, and Globalization View	This chapter considers the contributions of local leaders and communities to the ways that borderlands become “secured,” not only in the literal sense of security measures but also in …	Laetitia Rouvière	21	2021	$2.10 Add