دانلود کتاب Our Rural Selves: Memory and the Visual in Canadian Childhoods

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Cover\nOur Rural Selves\nTitle\nCopyright\nContents\nFigures\nAcknowledgments\n1 Rural Beginnings\n2 George Agnew Reid’s Paintings in Relation to English Canadian Collective Memories of Rural Childhood in Nineteenth- and Early-Twentieth-Century Canada\n3 Making Green Gables Anne’s Home: Rural Landscapes and Ordinary Homes of Canadian Fiction and Film\n4 Listening to the Rhythms of Rural Life, 1920–1940: Oral History and Childhood Agency\n5 “I Never Had a Childhood”: Narratives of Work, Play, and Loss in Postwar Rural Atlantic Canada\n6 Making Friends in the Middle of Nowhere: Handmade Dolls and a Back-to-the-Lander Childhood\n7 Exploring Memory and Place through Wet Plate Collodion Photography: How a Newfoundland Childhood Inspired the Work Trace\n8 How I Became Invisible: A Lesbian Childhood in the Woodsy North\n9 Documenting a Transgender Rural Childhood: Exploring My Prairie Home\n10 Pumpjacks, Social Class, and the Struggle for Belonging\n11 An “Indian” Doll: A Mohawk Child’s Identity in Crisis\n12 Teaching Larry Loyie’s As Long as the Rivers Flow: Real and Imagined Childhood Memories and the Intransigence of the Cattle Truck\n13 Mapping Futures, Making Selves: How Rural Young People Experience The Real Game\n14 Our Rural Futures\nContributors\nIndex