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Research and Articles

PROJECTIONS OF RACE, NATURE, AND ETHNOGRAPHIC CHILDHOOD IN EARLY EDUCATIONAL CINEMA AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF CANADA

Murnaghan, A.M.F., and T. McCreary. 2016. Projections of Race, Nature, and Ethnographic Childhood in Early Educational Cinema at the National Museum of Canada. Geografiska Annaler Series B: Human Geography 98: 37–53.

DISCIPLINING CHILDREN IN TORONTO PLAYGROUNDS IN THE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY

Murnaghan, A.M.F. 2016. Disciplining Children in Toronto Playgrounds in the Early Twentieth Century. Jeunesse: Young People, Texts, Cultures 8(1): 111–132.

THE CITY, THE COUNTRY, AND TORONTO’S BLOOR VIADUCT, 1897–1919

Murnaghan, A.M.F. 2013. The City, the Country, and Toronto’s Bloor Viaduct, 1897–1919. Urban History Review 42(2): 41–50.

REPRESENTING NATURE IN ELIZABETH POSTHUMA SIMCOE’S DIARY: AN EXAMINATION OF TORONTO’S COLONIAL PAST

Murnaghan, A.M.F. 2014. Representing nature in Elizabeth Posthuma Simcoe’s Diary: an examination of Toronto’s colonial past (Canada). Prairie Perspectives: Geographical Essays 15: 1–7.