Cultural (Canadian)

Cultural further on these related pages:

Armstrong, Jeannette@ Brand, Dionne@ Chong, Denise@ Johnson, E. Pauline@ Kogawa, Joy@

Kogawa, Joy@ Kusugak, Michael Arvaarluk@ Mistry, Rohinton@ Parameswaran, Uma@ Vassanji, M. G.@

Cultural Sites:

Native Canadian Women Writers Published in English Native Canadian Women Writers Published in English: Includes bibliographies, anthologies, periodicals, a list of writers, and electronic sources. From the National Library of Canada. (Cultural) http://www.collectionscanada.ca/6/3/s3-201-e.html Asian Canadian Literature Asian Canadian Literature: Publications by various authors. (Cultural) http://www.asian.ca/books/ Athabasca University: Ethnic Minority Writing Athabasca University: Ethnic Minority Writing: Descriptions of books by Joe Pivato, as well as a list of publications by other authors. (Cultural) http://www.athabascau.ca/cll/research/ethnic.htm Slavic issue of UBC's 'Canadian Journal' Slavic issue of UBC's 'Canadian Journal': An issue devoted to slavic writing and issues. (Cultural) http://www.cdn-lit.ubc.ca/archive/cl_120.html Asian Canadian Arts and Culture Community: Book List Asian Canadian Arts and Culture Community: Book List: Recommended books for building a personal library. (Cultural) http://www.asiancanadian.net/literature.html Jewishness and Memory Jewishness and Memory: Reviews of two books. (Cultural) http://www.cdn-lit.ubc.ca/reviews/161_162/stolar.html Association of Italian Canadian Writers Association of Italian Canadian Writers: Profile of the association, as well as book reviews and media watch. (Cultural) http://members.tripod.com/~verdicchio/ItalianCanadian.html African Canadian Writers African Canadian Writers: Hosted by York University's Atkinson College. History of African Canadian literature, list of writers, children's literature, black press in Canada, anthologies and publications. (Cultural) http://www.yorku.ca/aconline/literature.html The Toronto Circle The Toronto Circle: Jamie James explains how South Asian writers, now exiled in Canada, are re-creating their former worlds. Authors discussed include Rohinton Mistry, M.G. Vassanji, and Shyam Selvadurai. (Cultural) http://www.theatlantic.com/issues/2000/04/james.htm