Preface | p. ix |
Introduction: An Abundance of Nationalisms | p. 3 |
Comparing Mythologies: Twentieth-Century Canadian Constructions of Sir John Franklin | p. 15 |
The All-Red Dream: Technological Nationalism and the Trans-Canada Telephone System | p. 46 |
Foreign Investment and the Paradox of Economic Nationalism | p. 63 |
Canada's Nationalist Internationalism: From the League of Nations to the United Nations | p. 89 |
The Nationalization of Military History: Scholarship, Politics, and the Canadian War Museum | p. 110 |
Branding Canada: Consumer Culture and the Development of Popular Nationalism in the Early Twentieth Century | p. 134 |
Lest We Forget: Two Solitudes in War and Memory | p. 159 |
"The Real Discoverers and Master-Builders of This Nation": Lorne Pierce of Ryerson Press and Nationalism in Canadian Art, 1920-1950 | p. 174 |
John Buchan and the British Imperial Origins of Canadian Multiculturalism | p. 191 |
Prairie Commemorations and the Nation: The Golden Jubilees of Alberta and Saskatchewan, 1955 | p. 214 |
Provincialism and Nationalism: A British Columbia Case Study | p. 234 |
Aboriginal Nationalism in the Ascendancy: The Assembly of First Nations' First Campaign for the Inherent Right to Self-Government, 1968-1987 | p. 260 |
Aboriginal Identities and the New Indian Problem | p. 287 |
The Peculiarity of Eracism: Mixed Race and Nonbelonging in the Multicultural Nation | p. 300 |
Contributors | p. 311 |
Index | p. 313 |
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