List of Works
- The Empire, Yes or No? Ryerson Press, (1945).
- Philosophy in the Mass Age. CBC, (1959)
- Lament for a Nation : the Defeat of Canadian Nationalism. McClelland & Stewart, (1965).
- Time as History. CBC, (1969).
- Technology and Empire : Perspectives on North America. Anansi, (1969)
- English-speaking Justice. Mount Allison University, (1974).
- Grant, G.P. (1976). The computer does not impose on us the ways it should be used. In W. Christian & S. Grant (Eds.), The George Grant reader. Toronto, Canada: University of Toronto Press.
- Technology and Justice. Anansi, (1986).
- George Grant : selected letters edited, with an introduction by William Christian. University of Toronto Press, (1996).
- The George Grant Reader. William Christian and Sheila Grant (editors). University of Toronto Press, (1998)
- Collected works of George Grant. Arthur Davis (editor). University of Toronto Press, (2000)
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