Literary Criticism
"Ethnic," Multicultural, and Intercultural Theatre
Edited by Ric Knowles & Ingrid Mündel
Series edited by Ric Knowles
"Audiences for intercultural theatre in our experience have become increasingly diverse in recent years, at productions by genuinely intercultural companies… Productions no longer need appeal either to the traditional white middle-class audience of Canada's so-called "main ... Read more
(Ad)dressing Our Words
Edited by Armand Garnet Ruffo & Greg Young-Ing
This critical anthology of essays by Aboriginal academics provides an in-depth analysis of the emerging body of literature by Aboriginal authors. The contributors study the works of their peers with an insightful understanding of the significance of contemporary literature within ... Read more
A Portrait of the Artist
By Barbara Pell
Canadian Fiction Studies are an answer to every librarian`s, student`s, and teacher`s wishes. Each book, about 80 pages in length, contains clear, readable information on a major Canadian novel. These studies are carefully designed readings of the novels; they are not substitutes ... Read more
A Record of Writing
By Roy Miki
Canada’s first poet laureate George Bowering is one of the best known writers and literary personalities in the nation. Poet, novelist, essayist, historian, critic and teacher, he is a prolific, irrepressible writer whose works have been published and produced in an extraordinary ... Read more
A Tale Of Two Countries
By Stanley Fogel
Like Philip Stratford's All the Polarities, which compares novels in French and English Canada, A Tale of Two Countries undertakes a cross-cultural comparison as well, examining Canadian and American novels. One of the first studies of Canadian literature in a continental context, ... Read more
A World Under Sentence
By Dennis Duffy
Writers read more than just other writers. They read the social, cultural, and economic structures that determine the world into which they were born. And they also read other writers. A World Under Sentence reads these various "texts" that the early Canadian novelist John Richardson ... Read more
A. J. M. Smith
By Anne Compton
Courageous poet, tireless critic, and leading anthologist of his time, Arthur James Marshall Smith is recognized as one of the most influential and vital forces in Canadian literature. Instrumental in both defining a Canadian tradition in poetry and in promoting the modernist ... Read more
A.J.M. Smith and His Works
By Michael Darling
A study of the Canadian poet A.J.M. Smith and his works.
A.M. Klein
By Zailig Pollock, Usher Caplan, and Linda Rozmovits
Following the general model of The Annotated Bibliography of Canada's Major Authors series, this A.M. Klein bibliography lists primary and secondary material, with annotations of all books, articles, and reviews on Klein. Of special interest is the annotated and indexed bibliography ... Read more
