No. 226 (2015): Emerging Scholars

"What's New?"

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Reasonably Insane: Affect and Crake in Margaret Atwood’s Oryx and Crake

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“All I ever wanted was to keep them safe”: Geographies of Care in Comparative Canadian Fiction

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Atlantic Cosmopolitanism in John Steffler’s The Afterlife of George Cartwright

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"Big About Green": The Ecopoetry of Earle Birney

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“Now, my Boy, Listen to Daddy”: William Arthur Deacon and His Influence on the Governor General’s Literary Awards

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From Qallunaat to James Bay: An Interview with Mini Aodla Freeman, Keavy Martin, Julie Rak, and Norma Dunning by [WRITERS A-D]

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Inhabitation: Erín Moure: “all of which is invented has just been invented now”

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Resurgent Indigenous Identities in Urban Spaces

Posthuman Passions

Geography and its Boundary-Conditions

The Heroine's Audience

Of Barons and Bacon

Narratives of Canadian Women

Immoderate Familes

Review Enns / Zacharias

Reinforcing the Model Minority Myth

Unsettled Empathies

Looking On

Kafka's Metamorphoses

Shadow Sides

"Three New Voices in Canadian Poetry"

Questionable Concepts

"Future(s) Behind Us"

Peripheries of Belonging

Ce n'est pas net, tout ça, mais c'est formidable.

L'histoire de l'art pas à pas

L'imaginaire de l'exil

Past, Present, and Future North

Looking Back, Thinking Forward

"Unarresting Borders"

Reading in/for Relation

Reflexive Narrativization: Writing Stories and Producing Knowledge

"Elements of Northern Ontario" and "Before the Cleanup"

Nouns (a poem after Robin Williams died)

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In the Forest After Brecht

Yonaoshi

Cedar Cove, Revisited