John Ralston Saul's Reflections of a siamese twin: an exchange.

ACCORDING TO PETER C. NEWMAN IN MACLEAN'S, "John Ralston Saul can claim shelf space with such seminal thinkers as Harold Innis, Marshall McLuhan and George Grant." Saul has risen to almost mythic status in anglophone Canada, and he's done it quickly. That's something rare in Canadian intellectual life: a writer of serious philosophical works, whose name echoes outside the halls of academe. Numerous interviews and articles about and by Saul, in both electronic and print media, have turned him into Canada's philosopher laureate, and the recent appointment of his wife, Adrienne…