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Myth as a Decolonial Force in Margaret Laurence’s The Diviners

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This analysis highlights how myth reclaims cultural identity in The Diviners, suggesting its role in decolonial resistance against colonial erasure.

Myth serves as a powerful tool for reclaiming cultural identity following colonial dislocation and loss.
The paper emphasizes that a poem in the novel illustrates the Métis children's estrangement from their ancestral roots.
Analysis employs decolonial theory to critique the erasure of Indigenous narratives and advocate for cultural recovery.
Significantly, the work posits that myth can function as both a site of cultural rupture and a source of revitalization.

D. Ram Aurvind (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis highlights how myth reclaims cultural identity in The Diviners, suggesting its role in decolonial resistance against colonial erasure.

Myth serves as a powerful tool for reclaiming cultural identity following colonial dislocation and loss.
The paper emphasizes that a poem in the novel illustrates the Métis children's estrangement from their ancestral roots.
Analysis employs decolonial theory to critique the erasure of Indigenous narratives and advocate for cultural recovery.
Significantly, the work posits that myth can function as both a site of cultural rupture and a source of revitalization.

D. Ram Aurvind (2025) studied this question.

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