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Laura Moss

January 29, 2015


Works by Laura Moss

EditorialsArticlesOpinionsBook ReviewsBook Reviews of Author

Editorials by Laura Moss

Literary History: Business Arising
By Laura Moss
Meanwhile, Home: Tinder-Dry Conditions
By Laura Moss and Brendan McCormack
Canadian Studies
Notes from a CanLit Killjoy[1]
By Laura Moss
Published in Emerging Scholars 2. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 228-229 (Spring/Summer 2016): 6-17.
Interview Lawrence Hill Politics refugees running writing
Canadian Literature 6.0
By Laura Moss
Strategic Cultural Nationalism
By Laura Moss
Canadian Studies Education/Pedagogy Environment First Nations Literary Criticism Novel
Playing the Monster Blind? The Practical Limitations of Updating the Canadian Canon
By Laura Moss
Canadian Studies
Beyond the Belly
By Laura Moss
Anthologies Canadian Studies Cultural Studies Education/Pedagogy
Canada Reads
By Laura Moss
Education/Pedagogy Home & Family Women's Studies
Guy-Guys, CWILA, and Going Down the Hall to the Archives
By Laura Moss
Literary Theory Postcolonialism
"Sustaining the Humanities"
By Laura Moss
Canadian Studies
Auditing, Counting, and Tracking CanLit
By Laura Moss
Ecocriticism

Articles by Laura Moss

On Refugees, Running, and the Politics of Writing: An Interview with Lawrence Hill
By Laura Moss, Brendan McCormack and Lucia Lorenzi
canadian literature forest fire

Opinions by Laura Moss

Celebrating Robert Kroetsch (1927–2011)
By Laura Moss
Published in Spectres of Modernism. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 209 (Summer 2011): 199-200.
Editorial

Book Reviews by Laura Moss

Imagining Postcolonialism
By Laura Moss
Published in Travel. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 174 (Autumn 2002): 168-170.
  • Double Crossings: Madness, Sexuality and Imperialism by Anne McClintock
  • En-Gendering India: Woman and Nation in Colonial and Postcolonial Narratives by Sangeeta Ray
  • Postcolonial Imaginings: Fictions of a New World Order by David Punter
Literary Criticism Media & Communications Nationalism
"The Quotidian Is Where It's At"
By Laura Moss
Published in Auto/biography. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 172 (Spring 2002): 194-196.
  • Dressing Up for the Carnival by Carol Shields
  • Getting Lucky by Matt Cohen
Colonialism Indian/South Asian Nationalism Postcolonialism Sexuality Women's Studies
The Changing Shapes of Postcolonial Theory
By Laura Moss
Published in Canadian Literature 165 (Summer 2000): 167-169.
  • Postcolonial Discourse and Changing Cultural Contexts: Theory and Criticism by Gita Rajan (Editor) and Radhika Mohnamram (Editor)
  • Beyond Postcolonial Theory by E. San Juan, Jr.
Pipelines, Decomposition and Poetic Activism
By Laura Moss
Published in Of Borders and Bioregions. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 218 (Autumn 2013): 140-43.
  • The Enpipe Line: 70,000 Kilometres of Poetry Written in Resistance to the Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipelines by Nikki Reimer (Author)
  • Decomp by Jordan Scott (Author) and Stephen Collis (Author)
Canadian Studies

Book Reviews of Laura Moss's Works

Is Canada Postcolonial? Unsettling Canadian Literature
By Laura Moss
Reviewed in Not There Yet by Penny van Toorn
The History of Emily Montague
By Laura Moss
Reviewed in Emily Montague by Janice Fiamengo
Anthologies Postmodernism