Volume 21 (2005/6): Canada in Moving Images
| Guest Editor: Aleksander Sasha Dundjerovic | ||
| Aleksander Sasha Dundjerovic | Canada in Moving Images: Forward | 1 |
| Aleksander Sasha Dundjerovic | Contradictions and Paradoxes in Denys Arcand's The Barbarian Invasion | 3 |
| Christian Roy | Red-Letter Days: (Mis)Translation, Abortive Action, and the Masks of Identity in Robert Lepage’s Film Nô | 19 |
| Monique Tschofen | Speaking a/part: Modalities of Translation in Atom Egoyan's Work | 29 |
| Bruno Cornellier | L'Indien, mon frère : Identité, nationalité et indianité dans Le Confessionnal | 49 |
| Amy Fung | Deepa Mehta's Canadian, American, Indian Bollywood Musical: Showing Canadians Their Country in Bollywood/Hollywood | 71 |
Acknowledgements
We are grateful for the generous financial and other encouragement from the Government of Canada (London High Commission) that has enabled both the publication of this journal and the maintenance of the London Conference for Canadian Studies (LCCS).
Authors alone are responsible for the opinions expressed in the articles. The Journal is published by the London Conference for Canadian Studies.
Index
- About the LJCS
- Vol 23: War & Peace
- Vol 22: Gender & the City
- Vol 21: Canada in Moving Images
- Vol 20: The North Atlantic Triangle
- Vol 19: Deepening Integration
- Vol 18: Images of Trudeau
- Vol 17: Quality, Equality & Inequality
- Vol 16: Continuities & Changing Realities
- Vol 14: Migrants, Money & Markets
- Vol 13: Enviromental Politics & Policy
- Vol 12: Geography, Gender & Identity
- Vol 11: Aboriginal Peoples
- Vol 10: NAFTA
- Vol 9: Atlantic Canada
- Printed Volumes