Land/relations

Land/relations Possibilities of Justice in Canadian Literature

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Publisher's Synopsis

  • Primary audience is Canadian literature scholars
  • Contributes directly to current conversations in both contemporary Canadian media and academic circles around the relationship between bodies and land. For instance, Jordan Abel's piece addresses the possibilities and difficulties of reclaiming Nishga/Nisga'a identity in the aftermath of the residential school experience. Karina Vernon's essay addresses how Black subjects might respond in a moment when they learn that the home they've been longing for is already inhabited. Dina Al-Kassim's essay addresses kinships of dispossession.
  • This book is an effort to steer Canadian literatures out of controversy for controversy's sake, and into a flow of productive, relation-building discussion. It does this by addressing the substance of Canadian and Turtle Island writing, particularly writing by Indigenous, Black and Asian writers. While it avoids empty controversy, it embraces rigorous argument.
  • Addresses issues related to Indigenous and diaspora literatures, settler culture, Black studies, Asian Canadian studies, decolonization, critical race studies, multiculturalism, land issues
  • Particularly for those interested in the concepts of intersectionality, solidarity, and relationality

  • Book information

    ISBN: 9781771125109
    Publisher: Wilfrid Laurier University Press
    Imprint: Wilfrid Laurier University Press
    Pub date:
    DEWEY: 810.93556
    DEWEY edition: 23
    Language: English
    Number of pages: xv, 388
    Weight: 632g
    Height: 228mm
    Width: 153mm
    Spine width: 26mm