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• Winner of Pierre Savard Award awarded by the International Council for Canadian Studies 2019 (Canada)

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'This book is a good model of interdisciplinarity - Authers succeeds in marrying the different domains of law and literature in a complex and interesting analysis.' -- G.A. McBeath Choice, vol 54:04:2016

"‘This book is a good model of interdisciplinarity – Authers succeeds in marrying the different domains of law and literature in a complex and interesting analysis.’ -- G.A. McBeath * Choice, vol 54:04:2016 * ""For readers interested in delving into how the values of the Charter are represented and understood in Canadian culture, A Culture of Rights provides an excellent introduction."" -- Jianna Rieder * Saskatchewan Law Review * ""A Culture of Rights is an insightful contribution to Canadian cultural criticism and opens more space for readings of the relationship between literature and politics."" -- Jeremy Haynes, McMaster University * University of Toronto Quarterly, vol 87 3, Summer 2018 * ""This book is a fascinating exploration of the rights revolution in Canada through legal and literary approaches…The unique interdisciplinary approach (law and literature) of this book highlights the wonderful scholarly benefits that can be produced from taking such a perspective. I wholeheartedly recommend it to both specialists and general readers alike."" -- Jatinder Mann, Hong Kong Baptist University * British Journal of Canadian Studies, vol 31 no 1 *"

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Benjamin Authers is a Lecturer in Law in the College of Business Government and Law, Flinders University, South Australia, Chief Editor, Flinders Law Journal, and President of the Association for Canadian Studies in Australia and New Zealand..

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