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Graham Huggan

January 29, 2015


Works by Graham Huggan

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Book Reviews by Graham Huggan

Unanswered Questions
By Graham Huggan
Published in Agency & Affect. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 223 (Winter 2014): 189-91.
  • Greening the Maple: Canadian Ecocriticism in Context by Nicholas Bradley (Editor) and Ella Soper (Editor)
Natural Connections
By Graham Huggan
Published in Forms of the Modern. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 126 (Autumn 1990): 143-144.
  • Nature and Identity in Canadian and Japanese Literature by Kinya Tsuruta (Editor) and Theodore Goossen (Editor)
Asian Culture Cultural Studies Literary Criticism Novel
Suzuki on Suzuki
By Graham Huggan
Published in Predators and Gardens. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 197 (Summer 2008): 188-189.
  • David Suzuki by David Suzuki
Asian Canadian Nature Writing

Articles by Graham Huggan

U.S./Canadian Writers' Perspectives On The Multiculturalism Debate: A Round-Table Discussion at Harvard University
By Graham Huggan and Winfried Siemerling
Published in Canadian Literature 164 (Spring 2000): 82-111.
Canadian Studies Ecocriticism
The Latitudes of Romance: Representations of Chinese Canada in Bowering's To All Appearances a Lady and Lee's Disappearing Moon Café
By Graham Huggan
Published in East Asian-Canadian Connections. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 140 (Spring 1994) (Spring 1994): 34-48.
Canadian Studies Multiculturalism United States
Orientalism Reconfirmed?: Stereotypes of East-West Encounter in Janette Turner Hospital's "The Ivory Swing" and Yvon Rivard's "Les Silences du corbeau"
By Graham Huggan
Published in South Asian Connections. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 132 (Spring 1992): 44-56.
Asian Canadian Multiculturalism Novel

Book Reviews of Graham Huggan's Works

Territorial Disputes: Maps and Mapping Strategies in Contemporary Canadian and Australian Fiction
By Graham Huggan
Reviewed in Maps and Meanings by Axel Knoenagel