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 Native American and Canadian Aboriginal literature, Prof David Stirrup National North of 60 BC AB SK MB ON QC AtlanticEthnicBusiness & Finance TodayEthnicLands & Resources Today Newswire Add News Who’s Making News Job Board Employer Job Seeker Events Add Event Today View By Year View By Month View By Week List View Tenders Add Tender Public Sector Private Sector eStores Partners Register Login NationTalk Login The username/email or password you entered is incorrect. Remember Me Lost your password? ← Back to NationTalk Most Popular Regional sitesOntario NationTalkSaskatchewan NationTalkNorth of 60 NationTalkBritish Columbia NationTalkAtlantic NationTalkQuebec NationTalkManitoba NationTalkAlberta NationTalkSand Box SiteMost Recent StoriesNational Seniors Day: Celebrating and Honouring Métis Nation SeniorsBy pmnationtalk on October 1, 2018FitNation: December 2018 Leader Training – Now Accepting Applications!By pmnationtalk on October 1, 2018Hardrock Gold Mine Project – Public Comments InvitedBy pmnationtalk on October 1, 2018MN-SK: Citizenship Registry-WeyakwinBy pmnationtalk on October 1, 2018Dilico Anishinabek Family Care: Step Up 2018By pmnationtalk on October 1, 2018Mobile VersionYou can use your smart phone to scan stories in the repletion of your hand. Simply scan this site on your smart phone.RSS FeedsUsing an RSS Reader you can wangle most recent stories and other feeds posted on this network.SNetwork Recent StoriesiBrowse All Sites%Contact UsXClose Home » Newswire » Native American and Canadian Aboriginal literature, Prof David Stirrup Native American and Canadian Aboriginal literature, Prof David Stirrup HDownload Audio by ahnationtalk on September 30, 201823 Views Credits: University of Kent Prof David Stirrup research interests centre on Native American and Canadian Aboriginal literature in all genres–fiction, poetry, memoir, and children’s writing—and Native North American visual art. I am particularly interested in the relationship between literary and originative production and major legal, political, and theoretical debates over cultural and political sovereignty, indigeneity, modernity, and community. In addition, I am particularly focused currently on the relationship between the literary and the visual, and on innovation and genre/medi-mixing in trendy literature. My interests proffer to the rise of discourses of global indigeneity in forums such as the UN and the International Labour Organisation, and to comparative understandings and constructions of the ethnic in a variety of locations. My work to stage has drawn on a wide variety of disciplines, includingEthnicStudies, literary theory, Cultural Anthropology, History, Border Studies, and Law Studies, and focuses on literature and art from c.1880 to the present. I am Principal Investigator on a Leverhulme Trust funded research network titled “Culture and the Canada-US Border” (CCUSB), and am a founding editor of the online unshut wangle periodical Transmotion. Share this:TwitterFacebookPrintMoreLinkedIn Clients:No Clients Categories: Arts & Culture,EthnicThis vendible comes from NationTalk: http://nationtalk.ca The permalink for this story is: http://nationtalk.ca/story/native-american-and-canadian-aboriginal-literature-prof-david-stirrup Comments are closed. Network Home About Us Register Newswire Job Board Tenders Events Purchase Partners © 2005 - 2018 NationTalk. Contact Us Privacy Policy Terms & Conditions NationTalk Partners & Sponsors Learn More