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Features:
- Diverse Theoretical
Points of View - Contributions from a diverse group of scholars within
a wide range of disciplines.
- Essays grouped into 8 individually
introduced parts, situating the relevance of each part within the
entire anthology and addressing specific types of issues and topics of
inquiry regarding the intersection of racial and national identity in
Canada.
- Readings across
disciplines renders the issues in each part more relevant, clear and
accessible.
- Interdisciplinary
focus exposes students to a variety of different research,
methodology, writing styles, objects of inquiry and areas of concern
- Discussion
Questions at the end of each part that are designed to encourage
students to think more deeply about the major issues raised.
- Comprehensive
references at the end of each essay helps instructors to find primary
source material; and provides students with a guide for further
research
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