Document Type

Article

Publication Date

2010

Publication Title

Journal of Mennonite Studies

Volume

28

First Page

33

Last Page

54

Abstract

A literary critique is presented wherein the author examines the novel “A Complicated Kindness,” by Miriam Toew as a restorying of the Russian Mennonite diaspora. The prominence of the diaspora in Canadian Mennonite discourse is referenced, and the personal narrative approach used in Toew’s novel is discussed as a method of connecting readers to the Mennonite experience.

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