Reflections of a Siamese Twin: Canada at the End of the Twentieth Century (1997)

Canada is often seen as perhaps one of the most boring countries in the world. John Ralston Saul goes deeply into the Canadian experience - it's history, ideas, institutions, and personalities - to find a highly complex, unusual, and fascinating experiment. Canada is one of the few countries that was founded on reconciliation and flexibility, and that has survived through compromise and consensus. Through a number of wide-ranging positions on topics such as nationalism, aboriginal peoples, myth, ideology, and democracy, he brings profound thoughts that have changed the way people discuss Canada.