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Studies in Canadian Literature / Études en littérature canadienne

Volume 33, Number 1, 2008

Table of contents (19 articles)

Frontmatter

  1. Frontmatter

    pp. i–iv

Articles

  1. Beyond the Marriage Metaphor:: Nation, Violence, and the Fallen Woman in The Canadian Brothers

    Sunnie Rothenburger

    pp. 5–25

  2. Lisibilité du descriptif dans le roman d’aventures canadien-français :: l’exemple de L’Enfant mystérieux (1890) de Wenceslas-Eugène Dick

    Nathalie Dolbec

    pp. 26–48

  3. The Other Side of Utopia:: The Opacity of Perception in the Poetry of the First Run of Tish, 1961-63

    Lance La Rocque

    pp. 49–76

  4. Listening at the Edge:: Homage and Ohmage in Don McKay and Ken Babstock

    Travis V. Mason

    pp. 77–96

  5. Picture Theory:: On Photographic Intimacy in Nicole Brossard and Anne Carson

    Sophie Mayer

    pp. 97–117

  6. Time Structures and the Healing Aesthetic of Joseph Boyden’s Three Day Road

    Neta Gordon

    pp. 118–135

  7. Margaret Laurence’s A Jest of God as a Work of Simultaneous Narration

    Isla Duncan

    pp. 136–150

  8. Moments of Being:: Carol Shields’s Short Fiction

    Elke D’hoker

    pp. 151–168

  9. « Aux difformes et aux légèrement dérangés » :: la figure du grotesque comme moyen d’accès au désordre du refoulé dans trois nouvelles d’Alice Munro

    Jennifer Murray

    pp. 169–186

  10. Uncovering the Grotesque in Fiction by Alice Munro and Gabrielle Roy

    Lorna Hutchison

    pp. 187–210

  11. Gabrielle Roy’s La route d’Altamont and Canadian Highway Narrative

    J. N. Nodelman

    pp. 211–228

  12. Critical Reception and Postmodern Violation of Generic Conventions in Jacques Brossard’s "Monument aux marges":: L’Oiseau de feu

    Amy J. Ransom

    pp. 229–256

  13. "This is not where we live":: The Production of National Citizenship and Borderlines in Sharon Pollock’s The Komagata Maru Incident

    Erica Kelly

    pp. 257–271

  14. "The Being Together of Strangers":: Dionne Brand’s Politics of Difference and the Limits of Multicultural Discourse

    Heather Smyth

    pp. 272–290

  15. Whips, Hammers, and Ropes:: The Burden of Race and Desire in Clarke’s George & Rue

    Gugu D. Hlongwane

    pp. 291–306

Interview

  1. Projecting History Honestly:: An Interview with Lawrence Hill

    Jessie Sagawa

    pp. 307–322

Notes on Contributors

  1. Notes on Contributors

    pp. 323–324

Backmatter

  1. Backmatter

    pp. 325–331

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