The Best Soldiers of All: Unsung Heroines in Canadian Women’s Great War Fictions
Abstract: If we keep on speaking the same language together, we’re going to reproduce the same history. Begin the same old ...
The Bingocentric Worlds of Michel Tremblay and Tomson Highway: Les Belles-Soeurs vs The Rez Sisters
Abstract: The emergent theatre of Native peoples offers theatre scholars and historians a unique opportunity to observe the fusion of cul- ...
The Bird of Heavenly Airs: Thematic Strains in Douglas Le Pan’s Poetry
Abstract: IF . s. ELIOT’s THEORY is valid — “that genuine poetry can communicate before it is understood”1 — then Douglas ...
The Blasphemies of A. M. Klein
Abstract: MIRIAM WADDINGTON argues in her study of A. M. Klein1 that it is wrong to think of him as a ...
The Body-Odour of Race
Abstract: ?,?? PROBLEM OF RACE and ethnic relations has never been a ??? major concern of Canadian Literature. By contrast, the ...
The Bridge or the Stokehold?
Abstract: QUR SUBJECT is Canadian Literature, and you will be justified in saying, “She did not talk about Canadian Literature.” And ...
The Canadian Climate
Abstract: ‘ECAUSE I WAS BORN AND RAISED in the United States and came to Canada for the first time when I ...
The Canadian Critic: Is He Necessary?
Abstract: A.BOUT ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO, England’s leading literary critic, Matthew Arnold, declared that good criticism was more important than second-rate ...
The Canadian Goldsmith
Abstract: OLIVER GOLDSMITH, the Cana- dian Oliver Goldsmith who wrote “The Rising Village” in emulation of his great- uncle’s “The Deserted ...
The Canadian Identity and African Nationalism
Abstract: A MODEST BUT NONETHELESS NOTEWORTHY t r i b u t a r y flowing into the mainstream of recent ...