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Canadian literature has the genuine ability to stimulate national awareness and provoke feelings of pride. ... Canadian literature is means of communication from residents from one end of the country to the other. ... The inhabitants of Canada identify with Canadian literature, because of the landscape, the intense climate, the controversies, and because of the typical situations which are Canadian. Canadian literature has a very powerful influence on Canadians since it allows them to be taught
“The provinces”, a poem written by A. ...
“We have to sit opposites” a short story by Ethel Wilson inspires its readers to look at typical Canadian behaviour and to try to see if defensiveness, extravagance, and national pride are peculiar traits yet common among Canadians. Situating the two Canadian women in another country was a great way to test their values and morals. ...
“The day I became a Canadian” by Al Pittman was truly a revelatory story.
Approximate Word count = 708
Approximate Pages = 2.8
(250 words per page double spaced)
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