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

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Wiens, Jason (Author)

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Canadian Women Writing and Reading from 1950, University of Alberta
Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory

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Transnationalism/Transculture
Canadian Identity
Caribbean Canadian Writing
Hybridity
Literary Techniques

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Poetry

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Essays on Canadian Writing

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2000-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
2000

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70

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81-102

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continuing

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cwrc:9c2cc8b2-bde0-4d5d-9fb5-7734006e1888

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2016-10-21T21:46:16.608Z

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'Language Seemed to Split in Two': National Ambivalence(s) and Dionne Brand's No Language Is Neutral
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Transnationalism/Transculture, Canadian Identity, Caribbean Canadian Writing, Hybridity, Literary Techniques, Dionne Brand
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Wiens, Jason (Author)
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Text, Poetry
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cwrc:9c2cc8b2-bde0-4d5d-9fb5-7734006e1888
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Essays on Canadian Writing
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