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American Myths: What Canadians Think They Know About The United States
Rudyard Griffiths

American Myths: What Canadians Think They Know About The United States

Key Porter Books (May 01, 2008)
9781552639832
| Hardcover
216 pages | 140 x 230 mm | English
Dewey 973.93
LC Classification E169.12 .A44 2008

Genre

  • Non-Fiction Social And Cultural

Subject

  • Americains
  • National Characteristics, American
  • Public Opinion
  • Public Opinion/ Canada

Plot

Despite generations of talking, trading, intermarrying, and fighting together as allies not to mention sharing a border Canadians cherish ideas about the United States that may not be true, ideas that often lead to a distorted perception of American society. American Myths challenges this conventional wisdom with 15 essays on topics including multiculturalism, health care, diplomacy, the environment, and America’s role as the world’s peacekeeper. Intelligent and thought-provoking, the book is required reading for anyone interested in future relations between the two nations.

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