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254 Feminist Critique Here and Now
2023

Editorial

Feminist Critique Here and Now (p. 6-12)
Aubrey Hanson and Heather Milne

Articles

Indigenous Literary Expressions of Matriarchal Worlding as Kinship (p. 13-35)
Jennifer Brant

Without Togetherness: The Intersectional Impasse of Syd Zolf’s Collaborative Poetics1 (p. 36-56)
Jessi MacEachern

Undernarrated Emotional Landscapes in Toronto’s Scarborough: Téa Mutonji’s Shut Up You’re Pretty (p. 57-77)
Zsuzsanna Lénárt-Muszka

Mistaken Identity: “Asian-Indigenous Relation” and the Afterlives of Feminist Critique (p. 78-97)
Rusaba Alam

Home “[H]eart-sweet” Homeland: Jane Johnston Schoolcraft’s Domestic Decolonial Literary Methodology (p. 98-120)
Erin Akerman

Theory in Practice, or, CanLit Is So Paranoid, You Probably Think This Essay Is about You1 (p. 121-145)
L. Camille van der Marel

Poems

Fulmination (p. 146)
Amy LeBlanc
Hineni (p. 147)
Susan Glickman
Errand Drive (p. 148-149)
Roy Wang
An Album of Sorrows (p. 150-151)
Hanne Pearce
I am the woman (p. 152-153)
Bibiana Tomasic
Grandmother Grove (p. 154)
Kyeren Regehr

Forums

Feminist Critique Here and Now – Introduction (p. 155-156)
Heather Milne and Aubrey Hanson
Daughter Lessons (p. 156-159)
Asha Jeffers
Feminist Practice Everywhere and Almost Nowhere (p. 159-161)
Lily Cho
Gender and the Conveyor Belt of Citizenship (p. 162-165)
Linda M. Morra
For Shame (p. 165-168)
Hannah McGregor
(Re)membering the City: On Daphne Marlatt’s Liquidities (p. 168-171)
Sophie Moulaison
Sticky Wills and Other Feminist Footprints (p. 171-174)
Tanis MacDonald
Reading Feminisms: Notes on Some of the Texts That Shape Me (p. 174-177)
Erin Wunker

Book Reviews

Go Down Singing (p. 178-180)
Katharine Bubel

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Canadian Primal: Poets, Places, and the Music of Meaning by Mark Dickinson

The Art of Weaving (p. 180-182)
Kelly Shepherd

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Landings: Poems from Iceland by Harold Rhenisch

Encountering Stowe and More (p. 182-184)
Jennifer Harris

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Uncle: Race, Nostalgia, and the Politics of Loyalty by Cheryl Thompson

Our Permanent Revolution (p. 184-189)
Karl Jirgens

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Permanent Revolution by Gail Scott

Cris de coeur (p. 189-191)
Neil Querengesser

Book(s) Reviewed

  • The Essential Douglas LePan by Douglas LePan and John Barton
  • Mechanical Monkeys by Darrell Epp
  • The Haunted Hand by Louise Dupré

A Most Disturbing Book (p. 191-192)
Corinne Bigot

Book(s) Reviewed

  • St. Michael's Residential School: Lament and Legacy by Nancy Dyson and Dan Rubenstein

Skirting Gender in Early Drama (p. 192-194)
Kailin Wright

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Blowing up the Skirt of History: Recovered and Reanimated Plays by Early Canadian Women Dramatists, 1876-1920 by Kym Bird