Republic Denied: The Loss of Canada
Jan 2002 · Essay series Book 46 · Guernica Editions
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Addressing political theory both past and present, this extended essay studies the personalities that have affected Canada's social and political history. It examines numerous factors in the success or failure of various governments in order to learn from the past. A major focus of this political study is the concept of metissage, which is the mixing of culture and race.
Addressing political theory both past and present, this extended essay studies the personalities that have affected Canada's social and political history. It examines numerous factors in the success or failure of various governments in order to learn from the past. A major focus of this political...
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Novelist, poet, critic and editor, Fulvio Caccia is the author of four recently published novels La ligne gothique (2004), La coïncidence (2005), Le secret (2006) and La frontiére tatouée (2008) (Triptyque editions), and one poetry collection Italie et autres voyages (Noroît/Bruno Doucey publishers 2010). He is the editor of La transculture et ViceVersa (Triptyque 2010). Fulvio Caccia lives presently in Paris after having resided in Canada for over twenty five years.
Novelist, poet, critic and editor, Fulvio Caccia is the author of four recently published novels La ligne gothique (2004), La coïncidence (2005), Le secret (2006) and La frontiére tatouée (2008) (Triptyque editions), and one poetry collection Italie et autres voyages (Noroît/Bruno Doucey publishe...
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