Utopian Longing and Literary Futures.
This article examines the differences between class bias and linguistic differences in modern Canadian utopian literature. It is pointed out that the way Canadian literature is imagined depends upon what is conceived with regards to feminist and common concepts of cultural transformation. It is hope...
| Publicado en: | Canadian Literature no. 204; pp. 146 - 150 |
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Canadian Literature
Spring2010
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