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Identity politics in Canadian artwriting : C Magazine and Parachute, 1983-1996
This thesis attempts to determine where C Magazine and Parachute fit within international developments of theories on identity. Focussing on the period 1983-1996, the study analyzes articles published in these magazines and contextualizes them within theoretical and critical art discourse. Chapter O
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