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I. Introduction -- 1. A Cacophony of Voices: Competing for the Future / Sherry Devereaux Ferguson -- 2. Who's Afraid of Canadian Culture? / Leslie Regan Shade -- 3. Principles, Politics, Human Rights / Scott Streiner -- II. Quiet Voices, Marginalized and At-Risk Communities -- 4. Cleaning Up the City: Squeegee Kids and the Social Purification of Urban Canada / Derek Foster -- 5. Spatial In(queer)ies: Queer Space as Queer Voice in Calgary / Dawn E. B. Johnston -- 6. The Discourse of the Leading Actors in the Fight against Poverty: An Analysis of the Quebec Print Press / Marie-Nicole Cossette -- 7. Protecting the Kids? Debates over Internet Content / Leslie Regan Shade -- III. Strident Voices, Organized Protest, and Virtual Communities -- 8. Anarchy Makes a Comeback / Evan Potter -- 9. Standoff at Oka: Take Me to Your Leader / Sherry Devereaux Ferguson -- 10. Too Far, Too Fast: The Mobilization of Parents against Neoliberal Restructuring in Ontario / Kirsten Kozolanka -- 11. The Moccasin Telegraph Goes Digital: First Nations and the Political Usage of the Internet / David Kim Juniper -- IV. Regional Voices, Political Issues, and Civil Society -- 12. The Internet as a Space for Civic Discourse: The Case of the Unity Debate in Canada / Chantal Benoit-Barne -- 13. The Impossibility of Conservatism: The Discourse of New Right Ideology / Darin Barney -- 14. The Center-Periphery Dialectic in Cape Breton: A Discourse Analysis / Carol Corbin and Mike Hunter -- 15. Virtually Civil: Studio XX, Feminist Voices, and Digital Technology in Canadian Civil Society / Neil Gerlach and Sheryl N. Hamilton -- 16. Law and Constitution in Canadian Civil Culture / Michael Dorland and Maurice Charland -- 17. Public Sphere and Public Sphericules: Civic Discourse in Ethnic Media / Karim H. Karim -- 18. Major League Sports, Civic Discourse, and the World-Class City: A Case Study of Vancouver / Mark Douglas Lowes -- V. Echoes from a Romanticized Past, Mythological Discourses -- 19. A Truly Comic History: Central Canadian Nationalism and the Politics of Memory / Peter Hodgins -- 20. Reclaiming "Authenticity": Cape Breton's Magazine and the Commodification of Insularity / Jennifer M. MacLennan and G. John Moffatt -- 21. Sacajawea and Her Sisters: Images and Native Women / Gail Valaskakis. |
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