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Popular Fiction in Québec: National Identity and ‘American’ Genresat the development of a healthy fantastic literature was the sign of a culture’s maturity, and that by the 1980s this appeared to be true in Québec (Belleau 1986, p. 70). This chapter extends that assertion beyond the limits of the fantastic to include a range of popular genre literatures, focusing

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Ken Gelderentieth century, through the work of Frank Livingstone, Richard Lewontin and Stephen Jay Gould, the race concept began to be questioned as a useful tool for understanding human biodiversity. Recent genomic studies have shown that we are all different, and that there are geographical patterns in huma

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Ken Gelder,Rachael Weaverthe history of European science. The rediscovery of Ptolemy’s ideas by medieval Latin scholars was not an incidental or an isolated event; rather it took place in a period of extensive intellectual transfer, which had begun in the late eleventh century and had involved many parts of the Mediterranea

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