No. 214 (2012): Canadian Literature

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.14288/cl.v0i214

Published: Jul. 21, 2012 (UTC)

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Editorials

How Anarchist is Canadian Literature?

Margery Fee

6-13
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Articles

The Age of Frye: Dissecting the Anatomy of Criticism, 1957-1966

Germaine Warkentin

15-29
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Haunting Love in Anne Hébert’s Les fous de Bassan and Mary Novik’s Conceit

Andrea King

31-45
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Mis-mappings and Mis-duplications: Interdiscursivity and the Poetry of Wayde Compton

Joanne Leow

47-66
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Urban Heterotopias and Racialization in Kim Barry Brunhuber’s Kameleon Man

Ana Maria Fraile-Marcos

68-89
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Introduction: Indigenizing the Author Meets Critics Forum

Deanna Reder, Susan Gingell

91-93
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These Shared Truths: Taking Back Our Spirits and the Literary-Critical Practice of Decolonization

Allison Hargreaves

94-100
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Literature, Healing, and the Transformational Imaginary: Thoughts on Jo-Ann Episkenew’s Taking Back Our Spirits: Indigenous Literature, Public Policy, and Healing

Daniel Heath Justice

101-108
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What Stories Do: A Response to Episkenew

Kristina Fagan Bidwell

109-116
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Indigenizing Author Meets Critics: Collaborative Indigenous Literary Scholarship

Jo-Ann Episkenew

117-127
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