Strategic Abjection: Windigo Psychosis and the 'Postindian' Subject in Eden Robinson's 'Dogs in Winter'

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mods_titleInfo_title_ms: Strategic Abjection: Windigo Psychosis and the 'Postindian' Subject in Eden Robinson's 'Dogs in Winter'
Author: Sugars, Cynthia (Author)
Author Role: Author
Content Source: Canadian Women Writing and Reading from 1950, University of Alberta
Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory
Topic: Race and Ethnicity
Folk and Fairy Tales
Native American Culture
Genre: Fiction
Host Title: Canadian Literature
Host Date: 2004-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
2004
Host Volume: 181
Host Extent: 78-91
Host Origin Issuance: continuing
Identifier: cwrc:ebdf7b89-94e5-4559-82f5-88f21a6c7e15
Last Modified Date: 2016-10-21T22:27:50.366Z

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Title: Strategic Abjection: Windigo Psychosis and the 'Postindian' Subject in Eden Robinson's 'Dogs in Winter'
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Subject: Race and Ethnicity, Folk and Fairy Tales, Native American Culture, Eden Robinson
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Contributor: Sugars, Cynthia (Author)
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Type: Text, Fiction
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Identifier: cwrc:ebdf7b89-94e5-4559-82f5-88f21a6c7e15
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Relation: Canadian Literature
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Rights: This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0).