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BC Studies no. 147 Autumn 2005
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The Reverend and the Tramp, Vancouver, 1931: Andrew Roddan’s God in the Jungles
By Todd McCallum
BC Studies no. 147 Autumn 2005 | p. 51-88
“Witnessing” Social Suffering: Testimonial Narratives of Women from Afghanistan
By Parin Dossa
BC Studies no. 147 Autumn 2005 | p. 27-49
Representing Downtown Eastside Vancouver
By Dara Culhane
BC Studies no. 147 Autumn 2005 | p. 109-113
Surveying Northern British Columbia: A Photojournal of Frank Swannell
By Fran Gundry
BC Studies no. 147 Autumn 2005 | p. 131-2
Danger, Death and Disaster in the Crowsnest Pass Mines, 1902-28
By Andrew Yarmie
BC Studies no. 147 Autumn 2005 | p. 129-31
High Boats: A Century of Salmon Remembered
By Keith Ralston
BC Studies no. 147 Autumn 2005 | p. 127-8
Nationalism from the Margins: Italians in Alberta and British Columbia
By Gabriele Scardellato
BC Studies no. 147 Autumn 2005 | p. 123-7
Todd McCallum is an assistant professor at Dalhousie University, where he misses having people with whom to talk about British Columbia.
William New is a poet, critic, and children’s writer. He is the author of such books as A History of Canadian Literature (2nd ed.), Land Sliding, andBorderlands: How We Talk About Canada, and editor of Encyclopedia of Literature in Canada. For several years editor of the critical quarterlyCanadian Literature, he is currently Killam University Professor Emeritus at the University of British Columbia. His recent books include Grandchild of Empire (on postcolonial irony), a long poem called Underwood Log, and (for children) Dream Helmet.
Dr. Parin Dossa is an Associate Professor of anthropology at Simon Fraser University. Her teaching and research interests include Diaspora and migration with a particular focus on feminist ethnography, aging, health and disability. Her ethnographic research has focused on Muslim women in Canada and on the coast of Kenya. She is the author of Politics and Poetics of Migration: Narratives of Iranian Women from the Diaspora and co-producer of two videos: New Voices: Ethnic Elders in Canada and Out of the Shadows: Narratives of Women with Development Disabilities.
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