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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Writes of Passage

Seodial F.H. Deena (Author)
Canonization, Colonization, Decolonization: A Comparative Study of Political and Critical Works by Minority Writers. Peter Lang Publishing Group
Angelita Reyes (Author)
Mothering Across Cultures: Postcolonial Representations. University of Minnesota Press
Amitava Kumar (Author)
Passport Photos. University of California Press

Reviewed by Wendy Robbins

The dialogue in the USA amongst postcolonial theorists, Americanists, and women’s studies scholars is growing, often led by faculty who are immigrants and belong to racialized minority groups. Issues of nation-within-nation, gender, race, hybridity, liminality, fragmentation, displacement, and refuge are defining elements of identity and experience in people’s daily lives around the globe, including its one superpower, which is paying new attention to ethnic issues and “mult […more…]