Got Any Grapes?: Reading Thomas King's The Back of The Turtle

Thomas King's "The Back of the Turtle" is about stories within stories. Some are of First Nations origin, some are from Christianity and others are from a shared history or popular culture. I look at King's juxtaposition of creative and destructive forces in the novel and his res...

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Main Author: Ridington, Robin
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Published: The University of British Columbia 2016
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description Thomas King's "The Back of the Turtle" is about stories within stories. Some are of First Nations origin, some are from Christianity and others are from a shared history or popular culture. I look at King's juxtaposition of creative and destructive forces in the novel and his resolution of these as a story of creation and recreation.
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