Monthly Archives: February 2015

  2] In this lesson I say that it should be clear that the discourse on nationalism is also about ethnicity and ideologies of “race.” If you trace the historical overview of nationalism in Canada in the CanLit guide, you … Continue reading →

3) In order to address this question you will need to refer to Sparke’s article, “A Map that Roared and an Original Atlas: Canada, Cartography, and the Narration of Nation.” You can easily find this article online. Read the section … Continue reading →

  First stories tell us how the world was created. In The Truth about Stories, King tells us two creation stories; one about how Charm falls from the sky pregnant with twins and creates the world out of a bit … Continue reading →

I loved everyone’s story about home, I ended up reading nearly half of them, and will probably continue to read the rest later. I noticed a few similarities between my reflection of home, and the reflections of other students. There … Continue reading →