American Review of Canadian Studies

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Articles in December 2003 issue of American Review of Canadian Studies

• Prairies and Plains: the levelling of difference in Stegner's Wolf Willow.
  by Williams, David L.
• A northern vision: frontiers and the West in the Canadian and American imagination.
  by Katerberg, William H.
• Turner versus Innis: bridging the gap.
  by Francis, R. Douglas
• Transnational Perspectives on the history of Great Plains women: Gender, Race, Nations, and the forty-ninth parallel.
  by Carter, Sarah
• One West, one myth: transborder continuity in Western art.
  by Dippie, Brian W.
• Whose West is it anyway? Or, what's myth got to do with it? The role of "America" in the creation of the myth of the West.
  by Mitchell, Lee Clark
• Leading the parade.
  by van Herk, Aritha
• Introduction: no Catlin without Kane; or, really understanding the "American" West.
  by Thacker, Robert
• Myths and realities in American-Canadian studies: challenges to comparing Native peoples' experiences.
  by Nichols, Roger L.
• Preface: sharing the West(s).
  by Higham, C.L.; Thacker, Robert