ACS 100 Study Guide - Final Guide: Canadian Identity, Lubicon Lake Indian Nation, Polyethnicity

• School: Ryerson University
• Department: Arts and Contemporary Studies
• Course: ACS 100
• Professor: Dana Osborne

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Professor dana osborne - ryerson university - fall 2017. Be able to de ne these, particularly as they relate to transformations and emergence of taste-making in. Canada: druick and carstairs argue that it was during the cold war period that we can observe an. The connected concepts to this are freedom vs totalitarianism and capitalism vs communism. Political and social preoccupations during this time gave rise to culture-making entities. Since the late 1970s and early 80s, canada has undergone the process by which commodi cation as a discourse of culture in recent years occupied with the liberalization of global trade. Carstairs argues that the preoccupations of nationalists that were centrally interested in distancing canada from the culture, economic, and political in uence from the us underwent a signi cant shift in 1984 with the election of brain mulroney. During his tenure, new relations with the us were stablished with the signing of the rst iteration of the.