BC Studies 141 (Spring 2004)

BC Studies 141 (Spring 2004)

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Articles

Risk on the Rocks: Modernity, Manhood, and Mountaineering in Postwar British Columbia

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by Christopher Dummitt (pg: 3-29)

"Being a Girl Without Being a Girl": Gender and Mountaineering on Mount Waddington, 1926-36

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by Karen Routledge (pg: 31-58)

Environmental Risk and Populations At Risk: The Constitution of British Columbia's Offshore Oil and Gas Controversy

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by Nathan Young (pg: 59-79)

A "Fantastic Rigmarole": Deregulating Aboriginal Drinking in British Columbia, 1945-62

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by Robert A. Campbell (pg: 81-104)

Book & Film Reviews
Bibliography of BC
Contributors

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Nathan J. Young is a graduate student and Killam Predoctoral Fellow in the Department of Anthropology and Sociology at the University of British Columbia.

Robert Campbell teaches Canadian history at Capilano College. He is the author of numerous articles and two books on regulation of liquor.

Christopher Dummitt is a doctoral candidate at Simon Fraser University.  "Risk on the Rocks" is part of a larger work on the connections between ideas of masculinity and the experience of modernity in postwar Vancouver.

Karen Routledge recently completed her MA in History at SFU and is currently a PhD student at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey.

 

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"Being a Girl Without Being a Girl": Gender and Mountaineering on Mount Waddington, 1926-36

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