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Recasting History: How CBC Television Has Shaped Canada's Past

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How the CBC recast Canadian history for television and influenced what we know and how we think about the Canadian past.

How the CBC recast Canadian history for television and influenced what we know and how we think about the Canadian past.

Year:

2019

Publisher:

McGill-Queen's University Press

Language:

english

ISBN 10:

077355808X

ISBN 13:

9780773558083

File:

PDF, 6.68 MB

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english, 2019

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