The Possessed Artist and the Ailing Soul
Abstract: ?lo HAVE BEEN AN ORIGINAL ADMIRER of Malcolm Under the Volcanlo, a:nd to remain an admirer for almost a decade ...
The Post-Colonial as Deconstruction: Land & Language in Kroetsch’s “Bandlands”
Abstract: I, ?? is COMMONLY ARGUED that early imperial discourses of the New World inscribe an effort to make strange new ...
Systems of Value, Structures of Belief. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 128 (Spring 1991): 77-89.
The Post-Mortem Point of View in Malcolm Lowry’s “Under the Volcano”
Abstract: MLACHADO DE ASSIS, the nineteenth-century Brazilian novelist, begins his Epitaph of a Small Winner with the words: “The Death of ...
The Precious Speck of Life
Abstract: It is the junction of art to illuminate the human form of nature, to present the ferocity of the weasel, ...
The Problem of Crawford’s Style
Abstract: ISABELLA VALANCY CRAWFORD is from one point of view a figure easily stereotyped. Though he wisely rejected any such pitfall, ...
The Prophecy
Abstract: ?LONIGHT I’M GOING TO TELL YOU a very different kind of story. . . . It’s not reall?y OaNs]tory because ...
The Psychology of Literature
Abstract: (Paper delivered before the Canadian Council of Teachers of English, Saska- toon, Saskatchewan, August 21, 1974, slightly revised for publication.) ...
The Publication of Thomas Chandler Haliburton’s The Clockmaker, 1st Series
Abstract: If What is known today as Thomas Chandler Haliburton’s The Clockmaker series began as a group of sketches entitled “Recollections ...
The Racialized Subject in James Tyman’s Inside Out
Abstract: Métis writer James Tyman’s 1989 book, Inside Out: An Autobiography of a Native Canadian, is a combination of two well-established ...
The Railway in Canadian Poetry
Abstract: In his essay on the railway in Australian literature, Russell McDougall outlines some reasons why the railway has not been ...