POL214Y1 : POL214Y1- Brooke Readings.docx
8 Apr 2014
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* our tie to great britain remained very strong until middle of the century and saw canada as more british than. * but this question has become less plausible over last couple of decades. * many still believe that canadian values are less individualistic and less hostile to government than the u. s. * however, as the bonds joining canada to u. s economically and culturally have multiplied and deepened, we are still obsessed with, what it takes to be canadian. * this obsession however is not prominent in french- speaking canada, namely quebec. * this is the basis of french canadian nationalism. * ideas assume various forms in political life. * when they take form of a set of interrelated beliefs about how society is organized and how it ought to function- interpretative map for understanding the world: we have an ideology.
