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-	Wikousta is designed to use the brainpower of the class to collectively and collaboratively map out John Richardson’s ''Wacousta''. This is a large and complicated text. Our course Wiki will help students to understand the text and its features with greater clarity.	+	The Wikousta wiki is designed to use collective brainpower to collaboratively map out John Richardson’s ''Wacousta''. This is a large and complicated text with a nuanced history in the field of Canadian literature. This Wiki is intended to help readers understand the text and its features with greater clarity.
-	Group 1 – The [[Characters]]
-	Group 2 – The [[Genres]]	+	== Sections: ==
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		+	'''Paratexts'''
-	Group 3 – [[Deceit]]	+	The [[Author]]
-	Group 4 – [[Making Contact]]	+	[[History]]
-	Group 5 – [[Colonization]]	+	[[The Language]]
-	Group 6 – [[The Language]]
-	Group 7 – [[The Plot, Volume 1]]	+	'''The Text'''
-	Group 8 – [[The Plot, Volume 2]]	+	The [[Characters]]
-	Group 9 – [[The Plot, Volume 3]]	+	The [[Narrator]]
-	Group 10 – The [[Author]]	+	[[The Plot, Volume 1]]
-	Group 11 – The [[Narrator]]	+	[[The Plot, Volume 2]]
-	Group 12 – [[History]]	+	[[The Plot, Volume 3]]
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		+	'''Themes and Frames for Consideration'''
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		+	The [[Genres]]
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		+	[[Deceit]]
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		+	[[Making Contact]]
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		+	[[Colonization]]

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Wacousta, or, The Prophecy; A Tale of the Canadas (1832)

The Wikousta wiki is designed to use collective brainpower to collaboratively map out John Richardson’s Wacousta. This is a large and complicated text with a nuanced history in the field of Canadian literature. This Wiki is intended to help readers understand the text and its features with greater clarity.

Sections:

Paratexts

The Author

History

The Language

The Text

The Characters

The Narrator

The Plot, Volume 1

The Plot, Volume 2

The Plot, Volume 3

Themes and Frames for Consideration

The Genres

Deceit

Making Contact

Colonization