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August 17, 2021Studies in Canadian LiteratureOpen Access

After Extraction: Idling in the Ruins in Michael Winter’s and Alistair MacLeod’s Neoliberal Fictions

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After Extraction: Idling in the Ruins in Michael Winter’s and Alistair MacLeod’s Neoliberal Fictions. An article from journal Studies in Canadian Literature / Études en littérature canadienne (Special Issue: Neoliberal Environments), on Érudit.

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