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Jennifer AndrewsExamines the historical roots of Canadian exceptionalism.Probes the perception of Canada as a place of refuge and challenges that perception.Extends border studies, hemispheric, and transnational stud

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Mouse Enteric Neuronal Cell Culture,ry of Canadian exceptionality that paradoxically depends on and is rooted in American culture. More specifically, this chapter explores the characterization of Canada as a “peaceable kingdom,” a Biblical term used by Canadian scholar Northrop Frye in his famous “Conclusion” to his . (1965) to articu

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Nicolas Pavillon,Pierre Marquetp in Amherst in . (2013), with an analysis of exquisitely carved wooden objects produced by detainees to argue for a model of ingenious citizenship that reconceives Canadian exceptionalism. Canadians’ lack of familiarity with the Amherst internment camp demonstrates their discomfort in acknowledging

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-0716-2409-8at Recession by taking a trip to gamble on roulette wheels in the honeymoon haven of Niagara Falls, Ontario. Their story, the focus of this chapter, reveals Canada’s acquiescence to foreign investment and the ease with which Canadians and Americans attribute their financial woes to a racial other, r

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-84301-3 considers how Canada functions as a receding mirage of the promise of a better life for a fugitive enslaved Black woman in Whitehead’s novel and for an Indigenous female protagonist who finds herself living in a futuristic dystopian America in Erdrich’s novel. In their respective texts, Whitehead a

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