Tricks with glass : writing ethnicity in Canada

Acknowledgements. Rocío G. DAVIS: Introduction: On Writing Ethnicity in Canada. Janice KULYK KEEFER: Personal and Public Records: Story and History in the Narration and Ethnicity. Eva DARIAS BEAUTELL: Writing Back and Beyond: Postcoloniality, Multiculturalism and Ethnicity in the Canadian Context. Aitor IBARROLA-ARMENDARIZ: Boundary Erasing: Postnational Characterization in Michael Ondaatje's The English Patient. Kathleen FIRTH: Home is No-Place: Neil Bissoondath's A Casual Brutality. Rocío G. DAVIS: Paradigms of Postcolonial and Immigrant Doubleness: Rohinton Mistry's Tales From Firozsha Baag. Rosalía BAENA: Italian-Canadian Double Perspective in a Childhood Narrative: Nino Ricci's Lives of the Saints. Marie-France GARCIA RAOUL-JOURDE: Antonine Maillet and the Recognition of Acadian Identity. Danielle SCHAUB: Acadian Estrangement and Reunion: Janice Kulyk Keefer's “April Showers”. Lars JENSEN: Canadian Writing and the Articulation of North. Mary CONDÉ: Marketing Ethnicity: Sky Lee's Disappearing Moon Café. Eva DARIAS BEAUTELL: The Imaginary Ethnic Anachronies, (Im)Mobility and Historical Meaning in Obasan and Disappearing Moon Café. Danielle SCHAUB: “all so paralyzing and mean’: Stereotypical Thinking and Disempowering Focalization in Lee Maracle's “Bertha”. Ana I. PAREJO VADILLO: Collective Auto/Biographies: Native Women and Resistance Literature. María Belén MARTÍN LUCAS: Interweaving Stories: Genre, Race and Gender at a Cross-Stitch. Wayson CHOY interviewed by Rocío G. Davis: Intercultural, Not Multicultural. Linda HUTCHEON interviewed by Rosalía BAENA: Critical Perspectives on Writing Ethnicity in Canada. Contributors.