Tell us what you think!
  • We welcome your feedback, constructive criticism, and/or error reports about the website.

  • * REQUIRED

  • This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

The Trick of Divining a Postcolonial Canadian Identity: Margaret Laurence Between Race and Nation

January 29, 2015

By Neil ten Kortenaar
To view this content, click the "Download Full Issue" button from the table of contents.

Nationalism Novel Postcolonialism Twenty-First Century
This article “The Trick of Divining a Postcolonial Canadian Identity: Margaret Laurence Between Race and Nation” originally appeared in Postcolonial Identities. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 149 (Summer 1996): 11-33.

Please note that works on the Canadian Literature website may not be the final versions as they appear in the journal, as additional editing may take place between the web and print versions. If you are quoting reviews, articles, and/or poems from the Canadian Literature website, please indicate the date of access.