Peter L. Bayers, Noreen Lape
Abstract
An examination of the writings of 19th- and turn-of-the-20th-century Native, African, Asian and Anglo-American frontier writers. It views frontiers as human spaces where cultures make contact as it considers multicultural frontier writers who speak from west of the border.
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An examination of the writings of 19th- and turn-of-the-20th-century Native, African, Asian and Anglo-American frontier writers. It views frontiers as human spaces where cultures make contact as it considers multicultural frontier writers who speak from west of the border.
Key concepts: Multiculturalism, Political science, Law