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Studies in Canadian Literature
Études en littérature canadienne

Volume 44, Number 2, 2019 Resurfacing: Women Writing in 1970s Canada Refaire surface : écrivaines canadiennes des années 1970

Table of contents (19 articles)

Introduction

  1. Écrivaines canadiennes des années 1970

    Christl Verduyn, Andrea Cabajsky, Andrea Beverley and Kirsty Bell

    pp. 5–15

Articles / Articles

  1. Recognition, or the Depressive Pleasure of Reading Surfacing

    Misao Dean

    pp. 16–31

  2. The “Great Game”; Archives and Canadian Literature in the 1960s and 1970s: Margaret Laurence and McMaster University’s William Ready

    Kathleen Garay

    pp. 32–57

  3. Des « déchets humains » : esthétique trash et partage du sensible chez Margaret Laurence

    Isabelle Kirouac-Massicotte

    pp. 58–80

  4. Scratching the Surface: Marian Engel’s 1970s Writing

    Christl Verduyn

    pp. 81–100

  5. Exposing the Eugenic Reader: Maria Campbell’s Halfbreed and Settler Self-Education

    Rebekah Ludolph

    pp. 101–120

  6. A Documentary Film on Fire: Les terribles vivantes/Firewords

    Louise Forsyth

    pp. 121–140

  7. L’Acayenne des années 1970 : quand les femmes (s’)écrivent

    Isabelle LeBlanc

    pp. 141–156

  8. La réécriture, ou renverser la perspective : évangéline Deusse d’Antonine Maillet

    Maria Cristina Greco

    pp. 157–177

  9. “But the Good Feelings Were There Too”: Care and Hospitality in Adele Wiseman’s Crackpot

    Dominique Hétu

    pp. 178–196

  10. Lola Montez, c’est moi; or, Francesca Replayed

    Aritha van Herk

    pp. 197–210

  11. Perfect Mismatch: Gwendolyn MacEwen and the Flat Earth Society

    David Eso

    pp. 211–231

  12. Revisiting Sylvia Fraser’s Pandora: Girlhood, Body, and Language

    Margaret Steffler

    pp. 232–252

  13. The Intertextual Condition: Vancouver Poems and the Development of Daphne Marlatt’s Archival Poetics

    Jason Wiens

    pp. 253–270

  14. The Progress of Writing in Alice Munro’s “The Office”

    Tracy Ware

    pp. 272–292

  15. “A Troublesome Weed Which Spreads Like Wildfire”: Fireweed: a feminist quarterly and the Politics of Diversity

    Marcin Markowicz

    pp. 293–311

  16. Feminist Anthologizing: Women and Words: The Anthology/Les femmes et les mots: Une anthologie

    Andrea Beverley

    pp. 312–331

  17. Toward a Feminist Archival Ethics of Accountability: Researching with the Aritha van Herk Fonds

    Veronika Schuchter

    pp. 332–351

Notes on Contributors

  1. Notes on Contributors

    pp. 352–355

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