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Vancouver : Representing the Postmodern City

Paul Delany, Trevor Boddy, Alberto Pérez-Gómez, Rosa Ho, Bruce Serafin, Elaine K. Chang, George Bowering, Jeff Derksen, Paul Matthew St. Pierre, Robert Linsley, Heesok Chang, Roger Seamon, Mike Hoolboom, Stephen E. Miller

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Delaney contextualizes the city of Vancouver within postmodernism in an introduction to 15 essays which examine the city, its inhabitants, and how it has been portrayed in various media. Subjects include Vancouver architecture, Commercial Drive - post modern frontier street, the literary phenomenon Vancouverism, Chinese-Canadian art, and perspectives on multiculturalism. Biographical notes. 204 bibl. ref.

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Delaney contextualizes the city of Vancouver within postmodernism in an introduction to 15 essays which examine the city, its inhabitants, and how it has been portrayed in various media. Subjects include Vancouver architecture, Commercial Drive - post modern frontier street, the literary phenomenon Vancouverism, Chinese-Canadian art, and perspectives on multiculturalism. Biographical notes. 204 bibl. ref.

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Delaney contextualizes the city of Vancouver within postmodernism in an introduction to 15 essays which examine the city, its inhabitants, and how it has been portrayed in various media. Subjects include Vancouver architecture, Commercial Drive - post modern frontier street, the literary phenomenon Vancouverism, Chinese-Canadian art, and perspectives on multiculturalism. Biographical notes. 204 bibl. ref.

Key concepts: Postmodernism, Frontier, Multiculturalism, Phenomenon, Architecture, Art history, Cultural phenomenon, History

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