Covers malls across Canada from Calgary to Whitehorse for a comprehensive regional perspective
Analyzes the cultural and social impact of shopping spaces on Canadian society
Draws parallels between mall experiences and broader themes in literature and film
Engages readers with personal reflections and critical insights
Summarized by Shop
Generally Kit Dobson hates malls. But he is fascinated by them, by their place in our society, by how we interact with them and how they end up in our books, movies and art. In Malled, Dobson explores malls and the shopping that occurs in and around them from one end of Canada to the other. From Chinook Centre in Calgary to the undergroun
