Herb Wyile, ‘Making a mess of things: postcolonialism, Canadian literature, and the ethical turn, University of Toronto Quarterly, 76: 3, Summer 2007: 821-37

Gerri Kimber

Herb Wyile, ‘Making a mess of things: postcolonialism, Canadian literature, and the ethical turn, University of Toronto Quarterly, 76: 3, Summer 2007: 821-37

Gerri Kimber

University of Northampton

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Article review: An informative and well-structured article which discusses racial and moral ethics in Canadian postcolonial literature. The main focus for debate centres on racialised minorities as portrayed in two novels: George Elliott Clarke’s George & Rue (2005) and Michael Crummey’s The Wreckage (2005)

Original language	English
Journal	Annotated Bibliography of English Studies
Publication status	Published - 1 Apr 2008

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