Published In
Law in Context
Document Type
Working Paper
Publication Date
1999
Subjects
professionalism; colonialism; masculinities; gender relations; cultural history
Abstract
This paper explores the construction of early twentieth century Canadian legal professionalism as the workings-out of Britishness understood through the lenses of cultural history, cultures of imperialism, and gender relations. It provides a case study in the histories of professionalism in a settler colony.
Citation Details
W Wesley Pue, "British Masculinities, Canadian Lawyers"([forthcoming in 1999]) 16:1 Law in Context 80.
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