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Studies in Canadian Literature

Volume 32, Number 1, 2007

Table of contents (14 articles)

  1. Banking on a Prize:: Multicultural Capitalism and the Canadian Literary Prize Industry

    Jennifer Scott and Myka Tucker-Abramson

    pp. 5–20

  2. Françoise, Literary Critic:: Editorial Reach and Discursive Strategies

    Chantal Savoie

    pp. 21–33

  3. Taking a Walk with Judith Thompson:: Flânerie Tames the Lion in the Streets

    Brecken Rose Hancock

    pp. 34–61

  4. “Draw a Squirrel Cage”:: The Politics and Aesthetics of Unemployment in Irene Baird’s Waste Heritage

    Herb Wyile

    pp. 62–81

  5. “From a Distance it Looks Like Peace”:: Reading Beneath the Fascist Style of Gilead in Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale

    Angela Laflen

    pp. 82–105

  6. Dialogisme et réflexion sur l’écriture dans Cantique des plaines de Nancy Huston

    Anissa Talahite-Moodley and Claude Gonfond

    pp. 106–119

  7. Munro’s Grail Quest:: The Progress of Logos

    Klaus P. Stich

    pp. 120–140

  8. Playing the Parts:: The ‘corps morcelé’ in Alice Munro’s Lives of Girls and Women

    Andrew Lesk

    pp. 141–153

  9. “A Man’s Journey”:: Masculinity, Maze, and Biography in Carol Shields’s Larry’s Party

    Nina van Gessel

    pp. 154–172

  10. Dislocations and Diaspora:: Reading Evelyn Lau’s Choose Me

    Lily Cho

    pp. 173–191

  11. La fictionnalisation de la négritude dans Comment faire l’amour avec un Nègre sans se fatiguer de Dany Laferrière: ses au-delàs et ses limites

    Mounia Benalil

    pp. 192–211

  12. Melting History:: Defrosting Moments in Novels by Wayne Johnston, Michael Winter, and Robert Kroetsch

    Owen D. Percy

    pp. 212–230

  13. “Flawed Splendour”:: A Conversation with Lynn Coady

    Rachel Steeves

    pp. 231–238

  14. Notes on Contributors

    pp. 239–241

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