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From  The Elusiveness of Full CitizenshipAccounting for Cultural Capital, Cultural Competencies, and Cultural Pluralism From: Accounting for Culture |
Most discussions about cultural capital seem to revolve around the consumption or use of cultural goods and services. This chapter attempts to address some aspects of a more fundamental role that … | Karim H. Karim | 13 | 2005 | $1.56 Add |
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From  The Literary Archive and the Telling of Modernist Lives: Retrieving Anne Marriott |
The centrality of archives to the process of literary biography is undeniable. Archives must be plumbed and it is only when every relevant archive with respect to a subject has been mined that … | Marilyn Rose | 19 | 2005 | $1.71 Add |
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From  Work and Community in Networked OrganizationsFrom: Cyberidentities |
This research shows how the social network approach allowed assessment of the types of information exchange and media that were important to the group as a whole, and important to particular pairs. | Caroline Haythornthwaite | 11 | 1999 | $1.54 Add |
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From  "Mrs. Filly" 1942From: The Quebec Anthology |
"Madame Pouliche," here translated by David Homel as "Mrs. Filly," first appeared in La Fin du voyage, and in 1962 it was included in Gerard Bessette’s Anthologie Albert … | Albert Laberge | 13 | 1997 | $0.78 Add |
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From  “An Unselfish Interest?”: Canada and the Hungarian Revolution, 1954–1957 |
Hungarian revolution had important implications for Canadian foreign policy. This paper explores Canada’s nuanced diplomatic reaction to the crisis against the backdrop of Ottawa’s … | Greg Donaghy | 19 | 2010 | $2.47 Add |
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From  NEW! 1968A Turning Point for Language in Canada and Quebec From: 1968 in Canada |
One of the many ways that 1968 was a crucial moment in Canadian history is in the area of language policy. In January 1968, René Lévesque published his manifesto Option Québec; a … | Graham Fraser | 20 | 2021 | $2.00 Add |
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From As for Me and My Blueprint: Sinclair Ross’s Debt to Arthur Stringer |
Critics have often called Sinclair Ross’s As For Me and My House a pivotal text in our literature. […] Ross’s novel has certainly been the subject of some of Canada’s most … | Colin Hill | 22 | 2005 | $1.98 Add |
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From  Criticizing Translations: The Notion of Disparity |
Criticizing a literary translation is not about making subjective value judgments, nor about conveying a feeling, an impression, a pleasure in the reading. On the contrary, it is about performing … | Jean Delisle | 15 | 2006 | $2.10 Add |
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From  Evidentialism at its Origins and Anglo-American Philosophy of ReligionFrom: God and Argument - Dieu et l'argumentation philosophique |
There is no doubt that proofs for the existence of God are no longer fashionable amongst contemporary philosophers. Many people attribute the death of such proofs to the critique given by … | William Sweet | 25 | 1999 | $3.00 Add |
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From  French, Female, and Foreign: French Canadian Children’s Literature in German TranslationFrom: Translating Canada |
Once upon a time, German translations of French Canadian children’s literature were off to a promising start: between 1947 and the late 1950s, more than twenty little books featuring … | Nikola von Merveldt | 13 | 2007 | $1.30 Add |
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From ICTs for SMEs: The SME Wins on the Information HighwayFrom: Cyberidentities |
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 |
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From Les pratiques culturelles en mutation a la fin du XXe siecleLa situation au Quebec From: Accounting for Culture |
Étude de quatre cas qui illustrent l’évolution des pratiques culturelles pendant la période allant de 1979 à 1999 et qui révèlent un certain remplacement des … | Rosaire Garon | 24 | 2005 | $2.88 Add |
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From  Patriotism: Illusion or Reality? |
The epoch of political instability, chaos, ethnic rivalry, and the continued existence of colonial boundaries defining nations in West Africa gave birth to a period of armed insurgence and war in … | Osadolor Eribo | 13 | 2008 | $1.30 Add |
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From  Reflections of Oral Traditions in Contemporary Native Writing: Ruby Slipperjack’s Honour The Sun |
The purpose of this paper is to introduce the reader to the world of oral traditions in a contemporary Native literary text, using Honour the Sun by Ruby Slipperjack as an example. As a result of … | Katarzyna Juchnowicz | 17 | 2008 | $1.70 Add |
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From  Serving Personnel at RMCFrom: To Serve Canada |
This chapter outlines the introduction into the RMC course of personnel already serving in the armed forces with and without commissions. | Richard Preston | 13 | 1991 | $1.69 Add |
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From  NEW! Sport, Globalization, and the Bordering ProcessThe Iroqouis Nationals Lacrosse Team and the Issue of Contested National Identities |
This essay focuses on the struggle of Indigenous communities to assert their identity(ies) within a contested northeastern borderland and under the influence of the globalizing processes … | Heidi Weigand and Colin Howell | 16 | 2021 | $1.60 Add |
