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Jamie Dopp

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Works by Jamie Dopp

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Book Reviews by Jamie Dopp

Rethinking Hockey
By Jamie Dopp
Published in Rescaling CanLit: Global Readings Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 238 (2019): 141-142.
  • Hockey: Challenging Canada's Game/Au-delà du sport national by Jennifer Anderson (Editor) and Jenny Ellison (Editor)
Lyrical Arguments
By Jamie Dopp
Published in Black Writing in Canada. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 182 (Autumn 2004): 147-148.
  • Thinking and Singing by Tim Lilburn
Non-Fiction

Poetry by Jamie Dopp

Thumbing It
By Jamie Dopp
Published in Canadian Literature 164 (Spring 2000): 112-113.
Essays Philosophy Poetry

Articles by Jamie Dopp

Affirming Mystery in Eric McCormack's The Mysterium
By Jamie Dopp
Published in Canadian Literature 154 (Autumn 1997): 94-109.

Book Reviews of Jamie Dopp's Works

Writing the Body in Motion: A Critical Anthology on Canadian Sport Literature
By Angie Abdou and Jamie Dopp
Reviewed in Cultivating the Game by Suzanne Zelazo
La Pensée composée. Formes du recueilet constitution de l'essai québécois
By Jamie Dopp
Reviewed in Fictions critiques by Jacqueline Viswanathan
Non-Fiction
Now is the Winter: Thinking about Hockey
By Jamie Dopp and Richard Harrison
Reviewed in
Published in Canadian Literature 214 (Autumn 2012): 199-201.
Literary Criticism Quebec francophone
Our Bit of Truth: An Anthology of Canadian Native Literature
By Agnes Grant
Reviewed in ‘Ca Nada, ‘Ca Mucho by Catherine Rainwater
Little Bit Know Something: Stories in a Language of Anthropology
By Robin Ridington
Reviewed in Cultural Objectivity: Facts and Fictions by Blanca Chester
A Little Bit of Thunder
By Douglas Fetherling
Reviewed in Untitled by George Woodcock
A Ride Like Miss Johnson’s “Wild Cat”[1]
By Daniel David Moses
Canadian Magazines
By Robin W. Winks
“Our symbiotic relationship with the stories that we tell”: An Interview with Michael Crummey
By Cynthia Sugars
A. W. Purdy: An Interview. Conducted by Gary Geddes
By Al (Alfred W) Purdy
“The Empathetic Imagination”: An Interview with Yann Martel
By Sabine Sielke
Peter Susand, Lost Texts, and Black Canadian Literary Culture of the 1850s
By Jennifer Harris