The Word and the Stone
Abstract: A ROBERT SCHOLES COMMENTS in Textual Power, de- veloping a theme we now associate with Russian Formalism but which is ...
The Word is Colander: Language Loss and Narrative Voice in Fictional Canadian Alzheimer’s Narratives
Abstract: The Word is Colander: Language Loss and Narrative Voice in Fictional Canadian Alzheimer’s Narratives Wendy Roy I must begin this ...
The Writer as Translator: A Personal View
Abstract: 1ONCE READ THAT ALL WRITERS should in the course of their careers write at least one book for children and ...
The Writer in Isolation
Abstract: ΤHERE CANNOT BE, for a writer or for any other man, complete isolation. He will not find it in a ...
The Writer’s World (I): The War, Chaverim, and After
Abstract: QFNE SATURDAY MORNING Duddy took me to Eaton’s. In- stead of trying to lift stuff in the toy department we ...
The Writing of the Decade: 2. Poetry in English
Abstract: THE MOST OBVIOUS develop- ment in the last ten years in Canadian poetry has been the change in audience relationships ...
The Writing of the Decade: 3. The Novel in English
Abstract: W H E N Canadian Literature began in 1959, Canada was happily ex- periencing a traumatic publishing season. All at ...
The Writing of the Decade: 5. Criticism
Abstract: THE FACT THAT Canadian Literature has flourished during the last ten years suggests that criticism in Canada has also flourished. ...
The Writing of the Decade: I. La Littérature Canadienne-Française
Abstract: PAR UN HEUREUX HASARD, les dix années qui ont suivi la fondation en 1959 de Canadian Literature auront cor- respondu ...
The Writing of the Decade: The Short Story in English
Abstract: AROUND 1955 there arose among Canadian writers a creative quest for new approaches to literary expression. A gradual but firm ...