Cultural Grammars of Nation, Diaspora, and Indigeneity in Canada

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Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
I: PRESENT TENSE
	Diaspora and Nation in Métis Writing
	Canadian Indian Literary Nationalism? Critical Approaches in Canadian Indigenous Contexts—A Collaborative Interlogue
	Breaking the Framework of Representational Violence: Testimonial Publics, Memorial Arts, and a Critique of Postcolonial Violence (the Pickton Trial)
	“Grammars of Exchange”: The “Oriental Woman” in the Global Market
II: PAST PARTICIPLES
	Unhomely Moves: A.M. Klein, Jewish Diasporic Difference, Racialization, and Coercive Whiteness
	Asian Canadian Critical Practice as Commemoration
	Diasporic Longings: (Re)Figurations of Home and Homelessness in Richard Wagamese’s Work
	Afro-Caribbean Writing in Canada and the Politics of Migrant Labour Mobility
III: FUTURE IMPERFECT
	Racialized Diasporas, Entangled Postmemories, and Kyo Maclear’s The Letter Opener
	Underwater Signposts: Richard Fung’s Islands and Enabling Nostalgia
	“Phoenicia ≠ Lebanon”: Transsexual Poetics as Poetics of the Body within and across the Nation
	Word Warriors: Indigenous Political Consciousness in Prison
Works Cited
Contributors
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