Stephen Scobie: Biographical
Abstract: ?CTIVE IN CANADA as a poet since 1966, Stephen Scobie has published ten books of poetry, including McAlmon’s Chinese Opera, ...
Still Here, But Still English: R. E. W. Goodridge and the Performance of Nationality in English Canadian Emigrant Writings
Abstract: For middle-class English gentlemen who emigrated to Manitoba and the Northwest from 1880 to 1900, performing one’s nationality became central ...
Stories to Live In: Discursive Regimes and Indigenous Canadian Australian Historiography
Abstract: One “fictions” history starting from a political reality that renders it true, one “fictions” a politics that doesn’t as yet ...
Strachan & Ryerson: Guardians of the Future
Abstract: THE TWO CAREERS OF Egerton Ryerson, the “Pope of Methodism,” and John Strachan, first Anglican Bishop of Toronto, span much ...
Straight or Bent: Textual/Sexual T(ri)angles in As for Me and My House
Abstract: Sinclair Ross’s As For Me and My House (1941) has long been considered an icon of English-Canadian fiction, as numerous ...
Strange to Strangers Only
Abstract: JÂMES DE MILLE’S intriguing romance of a strange and macabre civilization near the South Pole, A Strange Manuscript found in ...
Strategic Abjection: Windigo Psychosis and the “Postindian’ Subject in Eden Robinson’s “Dogs in Winter”
Abstract: In The Postcolonial Aura, Arif Dirlik takes issue with postcolonialism’s “denial of authenticity” at a time when claims to cultural ...
Structural Patterns of Alienation & Disjunction: Mavis Gallant’s Firmly-Structured Stories
Abstract: GALLANT ONCE REMARKED THAT “style is inseparable from structure” (“What is Style?” 6), so that both the expression and presentation ...
Structure in Ethel Wilson’s The Innocent Traveller
Abstract: I? THE FOURTEENTH chapter of Ethel Wilson’s novel The Innocent Traveller, its central character, Topaz Edgeworth, prepares to take a ...
Structure of Loss
Abstract: I? SEARCH OF VALUES she cannot clearly see and will not live without, Phyllis Webb writes poems which reveal both ...