American Review of Canadian Studies

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Articles in December 2001 issue of American Review of Canadian Studies

• Western Mindscapes: a philosophical challenge.
  by Trott, Elizabeth
• The Calgary cousinage of Restlessness.
  by Herk, Aritha Van
• Western Mindscape.(Poem)
• Editorial: Learning the Western Mindscape.(Editorial)
  by Hitchins, Diddy R.M.
• Regionalism, W. L. Morton, and the writing of western Canadian history, 1870-1885.(Critical Essay)
  by Francis, R. Douglas
• "Working" in the West: The Canadian Prairies as Playground in Late-Victorian Literature.(Critical Essay)
  by Hanson, Carter F.
• An Innis, not a Turner.(analyzing the history of the Canadian and U.S. Wests)
  by Kaye, Frances W.
• Coast/lines: or the perils of sailing home.(Excerpted from Sailing Home: A Journey Through Time, Place and Memory)(Excerpt)
  by Geddes, Gary
• From Riel to reform (and a little beyond): politics in western Canada.
  by Flanagan, Tom
• Narrative geography in Guy Vanderhaeghe's The Englishman's Boy.(Critical Essay)
  by Linton, Patricia