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Études en littérature canadienne

Volume 43, numéro 2, 2018

Sommaire (19 articles)

Front Matter / Liminaire

  1. Front Matter

Introduction

  1. Passing: Herb Wyile and the Future of Atlantic-Canadian Literary Criticism

    Alexander MacLeod, Peter Thompson et Paul Chafe

Articles / Articles

  1. “Extravagance, Tea, and Trumpery”: Irony and Education in Thomas McCulloch’s ‘Stepsure Letters‘

    Cynthia Sugars et Paul Keen

  2. “The Lines We Drive On”: Automobility in the Road Narratives of Donald Shebib and Alistair MacLeod

    Christopher Armstrong

  3. “It Seems to Bust Your Balls”: Coal Nostalgia, Masculinity, and Energy History in Alistair MacLeod’s Short Fiction

    Caitlin Charman

  4. Altering Subjectivities: Place and the Posthuman in Michael Crummey’s ‘Sweetland’

    Caroline Rae

  5. Principles to Sort By: Surveillance and Policing in David Adams Richards’s ‘Principles to Live By’

    Thomas Halford

  6. “The Currency That Is Reconciliation Discourse in Canada”: Contesting Neoliberal Reconciliation

    Hannah Wyile

  7. Impressions Sincerely Given: Publishing Rita Joe’s Poetics of Continuity

    Billy Johnson

  8. Spectres of Pictou County: Regional Hauntings in Leo McKay Jr.’s ‘Twenty-Six’

    Bethany Daigle

  9. “All Cunt and No ‘Conscience’”: Female Sexuality and Representations of Misogyny in George Elliott Clarke’s ‘The Motorcyclist’

    Hanna Nicholls

  10. “I Picture Two Men Intertwined in a Double Helix”: Denaturalizing the Heteronormative in Jessica Grant’s ‘Come, Thou Tortoise’

    Gemma Marr

  11. Kenneth J. Harvey’s ‘The Town That Forgot How to Breathe’: Gender in the Twenty-First-Century Newfoundland Novel

    Mandy Rowsell

Special Section: Memories of Herb Wyile

  1. “Keep in Touch”: The All-Stars’ Tribute to Herb Wyile

    Emily Cann, Davita DesRoches, Amelia Labenski, Amy Parkes et Mercedes Peters

  2. Herb Wyile: Compassionate Resistant Activist

    David Creelman

  3. “Characterized by a Sophisticated Response”: Herb Wyile’s Resistance to Neoliberalism

    Kit Dobson

  4. A Hell of a Voice: Reflections on an Ongoing Conversation

    Paul Chafe

Notes on Contributors

  1. Notes on Contributors

Back Matter

  1. Back Matter

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