International Journal of Canadian Studies

Numéro 35, 2007 Sport, Identity and Social Division in Canada Sport, identités et clivages sociaux au Canada Sous la direction de Christine Dallaire et Jean Harvey

Sommaire (13 articles)

  1. Présentation

    Christine Dallaire et Jean Harvey

    p. 5–12

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  2. The Glengarry Highland Games, 1948-2003: Problematizing the Role of Tourism, Scottish Cultural Institutions, and the Cultivation of Nostalgia in the Construction of Identities

    Courtney W. Mason

    p. 13–38

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  3. Curling in Canada: From Gathering Place to International Spectacle

    Heather Mair

    p. 39–60

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  4. Manufacturing Memories and Directing Dreams: Commemoration, Community, and the Closing of Maple Leaf Gardens

    Russell Field

    p. 61–93

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  5. The Indian Act and the (Re)Shaping of Canadian Aboriginal Sport Practices

    Janice Forsyth

    p. 95–111

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  6. Children's Sport Participation in Canada: Is it a Level Playing Field?

    Dawn E. Trussell et William McTeer

    p. 113–132

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  7. Integration of Paralympic Athletes into Athletics Canada

    P. David Howe

    p. 133–150

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  8. Homophobia, Fundamentalism, and Canadian Tolerance: Enabling Gay Games III in Vancouver

    Judy Davidson

    p. 151–175

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Review Essay  / Essai critique

  1. Considering Gender in Canadian Sport and Physical Activity

    William Bridel

    p. 179–188

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Research Note  / Note de recherche

  1. Giving Hockey's Past a Future: When Identity Meets Demography in Canadian Sports

    Jack Jedwab

    p. 191–214

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Open-Topic Article  / Article hors-thème

  1. Anti-Canadianism: Explaining the Deep Roots of a Shallow Phenomenon

    Trevor W. Harrison

    p. 217–239

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  1. Authors

    p. 241

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  2. Canadian Studies Journals Around the World

    p. 243–245

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