Critical Studies

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'Please Eunice, Don't Be Ignorant': The White Reader as Trickster in Lee Maracle's Fiction
'Proceeding before the Amorous Invisible': Phyllis Webb and the Ghazal
'Quattrocento': On an Eclectic Poem by Margaret Atwood
'Raising the Heart': The Politics of the Popular and the Poetics of Performance in the Work of Maxine Tynes
'Redescribing a World': Towards a Theory of Shakespearean Adaptation in Canada
'Redressing the Balance': Female and Male in the Early Poetry of P. K. Page
'Released Sorrows Long Held in Check': Quest for Self-Knowledge in Fredelle Bruser Maynard's Raisins and Almonds and The Tree of Life
'Rest Beyond The River': Mourning in A Bird in the House
'Restless Western Women': Aritha van Herk Interviewed by Cherry Clayton
'Restons traditionnels et progressifs,' disait Onésime Gagnon
'Rose and Janet': Alice Munro's Metafiction
'Routes of Identity': In Conversation with Bharati Mukherjee
'Sensing Designs in History's Muddles': Global Feminism and the Postcolonial Novel
'Service Is Joy': Margaret Avison's Sonnet Sequence in Winter Sun
'Shameless, Marvellous, Shattering Absurdity': The Humour of Paradox in Alice Munro
'Signals across Boundaries': Non-Congruence and Erin Mouré's Sheepish Beauty, Civilian Love
'Sister Friend': The Correspondence of Margaret Laurence and Adele Wiseman
'Sisters Under Their Skins': A Jest of God and The Fire Dwellers
'Some of My Best Friends ... ': Befriending the Racialized Fiction of Hiromi Goto
'Sortir de l'auberge': Strategies of (False) Narration in Atwood and Triolet
'Space' Invasion: Jewish Canadian Women Writers and the Reshaping of Canadian Literature
'Spaces' in Stolen Life: The Journey of a Cree Woman
'Splendid Disciplines': American Indian Women's Ethnographic Literature
'Standing in the Middle of the World Cracking': Class, Cultural Memory, and Collectivity in Dionne Brand's At the Full and Change of the Moon
'Streets Are the Dwelling Place of the Collective': Public Space and Cosmopolitan Citizenship in Dionne Brand's What We All Long For.
'Struggle Work': Global and Urban Citizenship in Dionne Brand's What We All Long For
'Survivors of the Night': The Language and Politics of Epic in Antonine Maillet's Pélagie-la-charrette
'Swallowing the Lie' in Betty Lambert's Jennie's Story
'Taking Them to the Moon in a Station Wagon': An Interview with Ann-Marie MacDonald
'Tales in the Telling': The Diviners as Fiction about Fiction
'That Is What I Told Dr. Jordan ... ': Public Constructions and Private Disruptions in Margaret Atwood's Alias Grace
'That Rubbish about Love': Alice Munro's The Love of a Good Woman and Indeterminacy
'The Battle Done': Reading the Military Father in the Poems of P. K. Page
'The Border as Fiction': Frontières, marges et identité chez Clark Blaise et Bharati Mukherjee
'The Business of Invoking Humanity': Barbara Gowdy and the Fiction Gone (A)stray
'The Coded Dots of Life': Carol Shields' Diaries and Stones
'The End of Reality is the Beginning of Legend': Jewish Motifs in Contemporary Polish Fiction
'The Ensign of the Mop and the Dustbin': The Maternal and the Material in Autobiographical Writings by Laura Goodman Salverson and Nellie McClung
'The Good Sentences of Sleep': Parasomnia and 'Pataplay in the Poetry of Angela Rawlings and Sylvia Legris
'The Ground on Which I Stand': Rewriting History, African Canadian Style

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