'Language Seemed to Split in Two': National Ambivalence(s) and Dionne Brand's No Language Is Neutral

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Wiens, Jason. « “Language Seemed to Split in Two”: National Ambivalence(s) and Dionne Brand’s No Language Is Neutral ». Essays on Canadian Writing, vol. 70, 2000, p. 81–102.

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mods_titleInfo_title_ms: 'Language Seemed to Split in Two': National Ambivalence(s) and Dionne Brand's No Language Is Neutral
Author: Wiens, Jason (Author)
Author Role: Author
Content Source: Canadian Women Writing and Reading from 1950, University of Alberta
Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory
Topic: Transnationalism/Transculture
Canadian Identity
Caribbean Canadian Writing
Hybridity
Literary Techniques
Genre: Poetry
Host Title: Essays on Canadian Writing
Host Date: 2000-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
2000
Host Volume: 70
Host Extent: 81-102
Host Origin Issuance: continuing
Identifier: cwrc:9c2cc8b2-bde0-4d5d-9fb5-7734006e1888
Last Modified Date: 2016-10-21T21:46:16.608Z

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