Canadian Review of American Studies




Canadian Review of American Studies 29:2, 1999 Editor's note : Articles: Rhetorics of Blackness, Rhetorics of Belonging: The Politics of Representation in Black Canadian Expressive Culture Rinaldo Walcott "Yonder they do not love your flesh", Community in toni Morrison's Beloved: The Limitations of Citizenship and Property in the American Public Shpere Dara Byrne Onward Kitchen Solders: Mobilizing the Domestic During World War I Marsha Gordon Cultural Paranoia, Conspiracy Plots, and the American Ideology:William Burroughs's cities jof the Red Night Barbara Rose Oral History: An Interview with Peter Buitenhuis Bruce Tucker American Studies in Review: Advertising Business, Advertising Culture Keith Walden Affirmative Action in the United States: Past, Present, and Future Donald Wright				CRAS HOME Editor Editorial Board Submission Instructions Table of Contents Sample Article ELECTRONIC ARTICLES SUBSCRIBER SERVICES Subscribe Renew your subscription BUSINESS SERVICES Advertising Rights & Permission Publishing Schedule top
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