I really enjoyed this piece, even though I found myself in a minor state of melancholy at the end. Why? I’m Canadian - and, as you have noted here and elsewhere, I’m one of those generally ignorant of Canadian history - and after carefully reading this installation, I had thoughts of high school and how, if you had been my history teacher, I’d have taken a serious interest in my own history and history in general. As it is, thanks to your engaging and (what I find) intellectually challenging writing that you publish here, I’m making up for lost time. Cheers!
Though the history of Canada in the spatial revolution lies still some ways in the future, it is gratifying to think that there might be at least one person interested in it. Thanks for the kind words and contributing to the comments section.
I really enjoyed this piece, even though I found myself in a minor state of melancholy at the end. Why? I’m Canadian - and, as you have noted here and elsewhere, I’m one of those generally ignorant of Canadian history - and after carefully reading this installation, I had thoughts of high school and how, if you had been my history teacher, I’d have taken a serious interest in my own history and history in general. As it is, thanks to your engaging and (what I find) intellectually challenging writing that you publish here, I’m making up for lost time. Cheers!
Though the history of Canada in the spatial revolution lies still some ways in the future, it is gratifying to think that there might be at least one person interested in it. Thanks for the kind words and contributing to the comments section.