Identity and Justice

Discover the thought-provoking insights of Ian H. Angus in his compelling book, Identity and Justice, published by the University of Toronto Press in 2008. This engaging study delves into the complexities of English-Canadian philosophy, uncovering the underlying desire for self-rule that exists within English Canada. Angus expertly critiques the influences of empire and explores themes of group identity, multiculturalism, and political dependency in Canada. With 277 pages of rich analysis, this hardback edition invites readers to reflect on the intricate dynamics of Canadian identity and governance. Whether you are a student of political science or simply interested in Canadian culture, Identity and Justice offers essential perspectives on the interplay between identity and justice in a multicultural society.