Dark Side of the Nation: Essays on Multiculturalism, Nationalism and Gender

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AuthorBannerji, Himani
PublisherCanadian Scholars Press
Bindingpaperback
PublishedApril 17, 2000
EditionFirst Edition
LanguageEnglish
Pages182
ISBN-101551301725
ISBN-139781551301723
Weight0.62 lb
Dimensions
H × W × L
0.5 in × 5.98 in × 8.82 in

Dark Side of the Nation: Essays on Multiculturalism, Nationalism and Gender

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These Feminist Marxist And Anti-racist Essays Speak To Important Political Issues. Though They Begin From Experiences Of Non-white People Living In Canada, They Provide A Critical Theoretical Perspective Capable Of Exploring Similar Issues In Other Western And Third World Countries. This Reading Of Difference Includes And Extends Beyond The Cultural And The Discursive Into Political Economy, State, And Ideology. It Cuts Through The Conventional Paradigms Of Current Debates On Multiculturalism. The Paradox Of Diversity : The Construction Of A Multicultural...

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These Feminist Marxist And Anti-racist Essays Speak To Important Political Issues. Though They Begin From Experiences Of Non-white People Living In Canada, They Provide A Critical Theoretical Perspective Capable Of Exploring Similar Issues In Other Western And Third World Countries. This Reading Of Difference Includes And Extends Beyond The Cultural And The Discursive Into Political Economy, State, And Ideology. It Cuts Through The Conventional Paradigms Of Current Debates On Multiculturalism. The Paradox Of Diversity : The Construction Of A Multicultural Canada And Women Of Colour -- Geography Lessons : On Being An Insider/outsider To The Canadian Nation -- On The Dark Side Of The Nation -- Charles Taylor's Politics Of Recognition : A Critique -- A Question Of Silence : Reflections On Violence Against Women In Communities Of Colour. Himani Bannerji. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [175]-182).


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