Abstract
Although Canadian literature is part of a complex known as New World literatures, it differs from other American literatures in its historic recognition of both French and English as official languages. Finally-and this fact is often overlooked, even in Canada-the federal government's multicultural policy provides a climate in which other literatures are permitted to flourish in a variety of ways. Taken together, these facts have certain implications that merit exploration.
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- 1988-12-01
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- 10.2307/377994
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