The Land We Are: Artists and Writers Unsettle the Politics of Reconciliation in Canada (Indigenous Collection)
The Land We Are explores how artists and writers challenge familiar understandings of reconciliation in Canada. Addressing Indigenous contexts and political questions, the book invites readers to consider how creative work can unsettle public narratives, assumptions, and conversations about reconciliation.
About This Book
The Land We Are examines the politics of reconciliation in Canada through the lenses of artists and writers.
Its focus is on perspectives that unsettle, question, or complicate established approaches to reconciliation.
The book belongs to conversations about Indigenous contexts, Canadian society, creative expression, and political responsibility.
With Sophie Mccall as author, this volume offers a multidisciplinary entry point into debates surrounding reconciliation and representation.
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