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David Williams

January 29, 2015

Works by David Williams

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Articles by David Williams

A Force of Interruption: The Photography of History in Timothy Findley’s The Wars
By David Williams
Published in Visual/Textual Intersections. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 194 (Autumn 2007): 54-73.

Making Stories, Making Selves: “Alternate Versions” in The Stone Diaries
By David Williams
Published in Women & the Politics of Memory. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 186 (Autumn 2005): 10-28.

Literary Criticism Photography

The Politics of Cyborg Communications Harold Innis, Marshall McLuhan, and The English Patient
By David Williams
Published in Canadian Literature 156 (Spring 1998): 30-55.

Cyberwriting and the Borders of Identity: "What's in a Name" In Kroetsch's The Puppeteer and Mistry's Such a Long Journey?
By David Williams
Published in Postcolonial Identities. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 149 (Summer 1996): 55-71.

Media & Communications Novel Postcolonialism

Spectres of Time: Seeing Ghosts in Will Bird’s Memoirs and Abel Gance’s J’accuse
By David Williams
Published in Contested Migrations. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 219 (Winter 2013): 113-30.

Opinions by David Williams

The "Scarlet" Rompers: Toward a New Perspective in "As For Me and My House"
By David Williams
Published in Documenting the Landscape / Notes on Sinclair Ross. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 103 (Winter 1984): 156-166.

Cultural Studies Media & Communications Novel Science

Book Reviews of David Williams's Works

Eye of the Father
By David Williams
Reviewed in Rune-Writer by William Latta

Imagined Nations: Reflections on Media in Canadian Fiction
By David Williams
Reviewed in Imagined Canadas by Kathryn Grafton

Media, Memory, and the First World War
By David Williams
Reviewed in Media, War, and Society by Marlene Briggs

Film Literary Theory Media & Communications Nationalism Novel

Confessional Fictions: A Portrait of the Artist in the Canadian Novel
By David Williams
Reviewed in Artist-Novel by Patricia Merivale

The River Horsemen
By David Williams
Reviewed in Looking North by Richard C. Davis

Literary Theory Novel

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