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Negotiating the Nation: The Reproduction and Reconstruction of the National Imaginary in Margaret Atwood’s Surfacing

Kiley Kapuscinski

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A]lthough in every culture many st ories are told, only some are told and retold, and … these recurring st ories bear examining. Margaret Atwood, Strange  ingsWhat a society buries is at least as revealing as what it preserves.

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A]lthough in every culture many st ories are told, only some are told and retold, and … these recurring st ories bear examining. Margaret Atwood, Strange  ingsWhat a society buries is at least as revealing as what it preserves.

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A]lthough in every culture many st ories are told, only some are told and retold, and … these recurring st ories bear examining. Margaret Atwood, Strange  ingsWhat a society buries is at least as revealing as what it preserves.

Key concepts: The Imaginary, Negotiation, Reproduction, Art, Sociology, Gender studies, Media studies, Psychoanalysis

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