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This paper takes an in-depth look at Marie Clements' two plays, "Burning Vision" and "The Unnatural and Accidental Women" which both feature primarily Aboriginal characters, and foreground Aboriginal issues.According to the paper, however, the two plays approach this subject matter in very different ways. This essay further examines what Clements seems to be saying about Aboriginals in these two plays.

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" Marie Clements' two plays, Burning Vision and The Unnatural and Accidental Women, both feature primarily Aboriginal characters, and foreground Aboriginal issues. However, the two plays approach this subject matter in very different ways. This essay will examine what Clements seems to be saying about Aboriginals in these two plays. Burning Vision is set in many different locations, as it is about colonialism and the atomic bomb. However, with regard to Aboriginals, it features the Dene people who mined pitchblende near Great Bear Lake in the..."

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