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2015

Moran, Kieran, Gillespie, Diane, Shields, Rob

he first suburb of Edmonton, the capital of the oil-rich western Canadian prairie province of Alberta, was arguably the Federal Government of Canada's Papaschase Indian reservation 163. Situated inconveniently close to the settlement of Edmonton-Strathcona that had grown up around a Hudson's Bay...

2017-05-07

Boffa, Adriana

2017-05-01

Justine Lloyd

Title: Species of Spaces: Rhetorical, Dialogic, Precarious Justine Lloyd Abstract In the early 2000s I guest-edited a special issue of Space and Culture on ‘dialogic spaces’ (Vol 7.1 2004). At the time, this notion was formulated to get at the ways in which “culture and space are always already...

2017-01-01

Rob Shields

This paper contributes a definition of ‘settler affect’ using Lucy Maud Montgomery's early 20th century series of novels Anne of Green Gables series of novels. The adopted protagonist, Anne, struggles to become ‘of Green Gables’ and to fit in to rural community despite her red hair, difference...

2021-06-01

Rob Shields

Québec has a history of logement social or social housing. This is a first glance survey for anglophone readers of the French-language literature on community housing in Québec’s large cities, with a focus on Montréal.

2017-05-01

Eric Tebby

Adaptation of a final project. Presentation given during "The Idea of Place: Space and Culture 20th Anniversary Conference" in May 5-7th, 2017.

1994-04-24

Shields, Rob

An interrogation of and dialogue with the Via 13 Editorial Collective . The objective is to go beyond the limits of the original vision of the margin and marginalia. But at the same time, it will become clear that this is an archaeological process where in digging ourselves out from under a...

2017-05-10

Axel Pérez Trujillo Diniz, Jérémie Pelletier-Gagnon

This paper explores spatiality in the study of internet memes. During the last presidential election in the United States, the ¨Pepe the Frog¨ internet meme was repurposed as a white supremacy symbol by members of the Alt-right internet political movement as a way to claim back the character from...

2017-05-10

Axel Pérez Trujillo Diniz, Jérémie Pelletier-Gagnon

This paper explores spatiality in the study of internet memes. During the last presidential election in the United States, the ¨Pepe the Frog¨ internet meme was repurposed as a white supremacy symbol by members of the Alt-right internet political movement as a way to claim back the character from...

2017

Jeff Stepnisky

From November 2013 to February 2014 Ukrainian's, protesting the government of President Victor Yanukovych, barricaded themselves in Kyiv's central square, the Maidan Nezalezhnosti (Independence Square). Over these months the space became what some observers have called a "city within a city." It...