DEVS 100 Study Guide - Final Guide: Canadian Identity

• School: Queen's University
• Department: Global Development Studies
• Course: DEVS 100
• Professor: Richard Day

Document Summary

Review of week 1: all discourses are developed through an interpreter (who comes from a certain regime) imposing an interpretive paradigm upon an object/issue. A career foreign service of cer who has served at the un and canadian consulates, as consul general in la, and as the rst head of the advocacy secretariat at the canadian embassy in. Insistence on retaining rights for what we now call the first nations . The north and our sense of nature . He is saying that things in canada are going well, much as they always have been. We are nice and we like other people, which leads other people to like us. Consider the fact that robertson is an elite, political representative of canada. Even if we and they don"t know who and what we are as canadian"s, he is saying that we must maintain our canadianness : kymlicka on multiculturalism and immigration.