No. 244 (2021): Sensing Different Worlds

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.14288/cl.vi244

Published: Sep. 9, 2021 (UTC)

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Editorials

On Disposability and a “Desire for Life”

Christine Kim

6-12

Articles

The "retinal-world" of Roy Kiyooka’s Wheels

Nicole Go

14-34
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Sounding: Roy Miki's Tokyo

Dougal McNeill

37-54
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Rustling Shadows: Plants as Markers of Historical Violence and Diasporic Identity in Badami’s Can You Hear the Nightbird Call?

Emma Lansdowne

57-80
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“Can You Tell the Rhetorical Difference?” Foraging and Fodder in Rita Wong’s Forage

Morgan Cohen

82-102
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Getting to Resurgence Through Sourcing Cultural Strength An Analysis of Robertson’s Will I See and LaPensée’s Deer Woman

Keah Hansen

106-122
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"The Clock is Dead" Temporality and Trauma in Rilla of Ingleside

Daniela Janes

125-143
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Reading and Teaching Canadian Auto/biography in 2021 On Eternity Martis’ They Said This Would Be Fun: Race, Campus Life, and Growing Up and Samra Habib’s We Have Always Been Here: A Queer Muslim Memoir

Julie Rak, Sonja Boon, Laurie McNeill, Candida Rifkind

144-159

Poetry

Paths

Russell Thornton

13-13
Holy Trinity, Bankhead

David Martin

35-36
Fred Wah: A Floating Space

Stephen Bett

55-56
Saskatchewan

Chantel Lavoie

81-81
Stand with You.

Ayo Okikiolu

103-105
Mistaking Nike for Niobe

Ulrike Narwani

123-124

Books in Review

Leavings Just Source

Stephanie Burt

160-164
A Dis-Ease Rendered in Lyric and Fragment

Jessi MacEachern

165-170
A Book Review, Over Thirty Years Too Late

Robert Thacker

170-173
Epic Perceptions

Carl Watts

173-175
A Purpose for Every Time

Catherine Rainwater

176-177
The Prairie Is Black

Alison Calder

177-178
Desire, Violence, Nature, Truth

Joel Deshaye

179-180