No. 253: Poetics & Extraction 2

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.14288/cl.vi253

Published: 2024-01-19

Editorials

Poetics and Extraction 2

Max Karpinski

5-16

Articles

Transatlantic Extractivism in Dionne Brand’s A Map to the Door of No Return

Emily McGiffin

17-37
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Migratorial Embodiments, Paradox, and Entangled Gifts Decentring Colonialist Seeing in Tungijuq (What We Eat)

Sasha Fury

38-65
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“Excavated from His Own Memories" Excavation, Erasure, and Extraction as Generative Refusal in Jordan Abel’s The Place of Scraps

Andrew Law

66-91
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"Such are the Advantages of Autochthony" Extracting Indigeneity through CanLit and Settler-Colonial Historiography

Adam Carlson

92-119
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The Settler-Colonial Jouissance of Western Alienation Mapping the Ideological Terrain of Canadian Pipeline Politics

Isaac Thornley

120-147
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Poetry

Tautologies

Masa Torbica

148-149
Widzin Kwa

Rob Budde

150
S(pe[c]tro)philia

Elysha Snider

151-153
dirt on my hands

Lucie von Schilling

154
Threads

Christopher Levenson

155-156
on not knowing

Mary Helena Rykov

157-158

Forum

Storying Responsibilities Visiting Over Deanna Reder’s <i>Autobiography as Indigenous Intellectual Tradition</i>

Sam McKegney

Reviews

Returns: As We Have Always Done

Tiffany King

181-187
Rethinking Celebrity

Katja Lee

187-189
An Object among Objects

Ryan J. Cox

189-190
Longing for Belonging

Gilles Dupuis

190-192
New Literary Landscapes

Heather Dorries

192-194
Accessing Partition History through Disruptions

Rajeshwari Nandkumar

194-196