Current Issue: #214 (Autumn 2012)
Canadian Literature's Issue 214 (Autumn 2012) is now available. The issue features articles by Germaine Warkentin, Susan Gingell, Deanna Reder, Allison Hargreaves, Daniel Heath Justice, Kristina Fagan Bidwell, Jo-Ann Episkenew, Andrea King, Joanne Leow, and Ana María Fraile, and new Canadian poetry & book reviews.
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May 23, 2013
- Book Review: Placing Canadian Literature in the America
- Book Review: Olson Happens
May 22, 2013
- Book Review: The Art of Losing
May 21, 2013
- Book Review: Diaspora at Home
- Book Review: Swimming with Feminists
- Book Review: Reflets fictionnels, questions interculturelles
- Book Review: Le cœur et d'éloquence
- Book Review: Voyage au Kanyada
- Book Review: Eastern Promises
- Book Review: Sommation à voir le jour
May 8, 2013
- Book Review: The Past Revisied
May 6, 2013
- Book Review: Peindre l’instant, écrire le réel
- Book Review: Panicked Laments
- Book Review: Postcards from Home
- Book Review: Women, Work, and War
- Book Review: Secret Lives of Letters
- Book Review: Restless Pages
May 2, 2013
- Book Review: Shifting Cadences
- Book Review: National Cosmopolitanism
April 26, 2013
- Book Review: Looking for Happiness
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Daily Book Review
Widening the Margins
- Sky Gilbert (Author), Courtnay McFarlane (Author), Jeffrey Conway (Author), David Trinidad (Author), and R. M. Vaughan (Author)
Plush: Selected Poems. Coach House Books - James C. Johnstone (Editor) and Karen X. Tulchinsky (Editor)
Queer View Mirror: Lesbian and Gay Short Short Fiction. Arsenal Pulp Press - John Champagne (Author)
The Ethics of Marginality: A New Approach to Gay Studies. University of Minnesota Press
Reviewed by Peter Dickinson
"Where there is power, there is resistance." So wrote Michel Foucault in 1976 in La volonteÌ de savoir, the first volume of his intellectual summa, TheHistoryofSexuality. Scholars in postcolonial studies, feminist studies, gay and lesbian studies, and other disciplinary fields on/in/of "the margins" are still sifting through the theoretical implications of this statement. John Champagne is only the latest in a long line of critics to wrestle with Foucault’s famous axiom. In […more…]