This session will address issues related to the production of Canadian national and cultural identity and Canadianness. Through what methods is Canadianness produced? Through what examples or instances can we see Canadianness and its production at work and play? The session is open to a broad array of possible conceptualizations of the topic: papers related to nationalism, the state, politics, culture and cultural practices, media and identity, consumption, pleasure, sports, and Canadian institution are welcome.
Session Organizer: James Cosgrave, Trent University, jimcosgrave@trentu.ca
Session Co-organizer: Patricia Cormack, St. Francis Xavier University pcormack@stfx.ca
This session has been divided into two sub-sessions.
Theorizing Canada and Canadianness I
Session Code: PJM8-A
Session Chair: Jim Cosgrave, Trent University
Schedule, location, and presentations
Theorizing Canada and Canadianness II
Session Code: PJM8-B
Session Chair: Patricia Cormack, St. Francis Xavier University
Schedule, location, and presentations
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