No. 255: Canadian Literature

Methods, Objects, Fields

“The Trick Is That the Dancing and Singing Are Unrepeatable” Empowering Improvisations in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall on Your Knees

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“The False Fronts Haven’t Seen the Prairie” Sinclair Ross’ As for Me and My House Reread as Settler Text

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For Whom Does the Water Flow? The Politics and Aesthetics of Eeyou Istchee’s Water in Blue Bear Woman by Virginia Pesemapeo Bordeleau

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Theory Is Not a Luxury: Literary Studies, Sociology, and Minoritarian Critique

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Black Heterotopic Space in M. NourbeSe Philip's Zong!

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Transition

Second-hand Albums

Open-hearted Acupuncture

Object Permanence

We don't know yet how we got our eyes

A City Most at Home in the Rain

Reader's Forum Literary Diversities

“A Particular Wonky Elegance” Two Approaches to Form

Flow and Flight

Innocence Lost and Found

Witty and Environmentally Attuned

Illusions and Made-Up Truths

How Much Happens in a Year

Women's Time

Whose Canada Is This?

Small Frye and Great

Impossibility of Return

Why Marry? Read Instead

Particular Selves

Emetic, Bouquet, Galaxy

From Universal to Intersectional

Speed and Syntax

Suicide Is among Us (And So Is Theory)

An "Epic" Fail?