CNST 201 Study Guide - Comprehensive Final Guide: Canadian Red Ensign, Ken Danby, Immigration Policy

• School: University of Calgary
• Department: Canadian Studies
• Course: CNST 201
• Professor: Paul Stortz

Document Summary

Looking at who we are as a country. Hermonutic practice: questioning the bible how it was in almost every house hold, looking at the bible in universities taking it appart in the context basics of practice. Keep in mind as throughout the semester: who you are, the practice, canada as a whole. St. luke writing for an example of onne. People during this time recorded their research in diaries brings in their world and their viewpoint: many go back for centuries. Walter benjamin the arcades project (1927-1940) and the flaneur . He went down passage ways questioning why these were here. Flaneur: individuals who wander around questioning why something is the way it is looking at the surroundings of the world around them. Knowledge in canadian studies is fundamental in a deeply personal and reflective level. Socrates (469-399 bce: knowledge come virtue, morality can be taught through the denial it desires and the use of reason.