Studies in Canadian Literature All articles in this journal are selected through a peer review process.

Volume 11, Number 1, Winter 1986

Table of contents (9 articles)

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Articles

    Michael Ondaatje and the New Fiction Biographies

    Naomi Jacobs

    pp. 2–18

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    Seaward Vision and a Sense of Place: The Maritime Novel, 1880-1920

    Carrie MacMillan

    pp. 19–37

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    By Grand Central Station I Sat Down and Wept: The Novel as a Poem

    Alice Van Wart

    pp. 38–51

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    "What Happened to Marion?" Art and Reality in the Lives of Girls and Women

    Thomas E. Tausky

    pp. 52–76

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    Thematic Structure and Vision in Waste Heritage

    Anthony Hopkins

    pp. 77–85

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    Seven Myths About Canadian Literature

    Don Precosky

    pp. 86–95

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Notes and Commentaries

    A Note on Cousin Cinderella and Roderick Hudson

    Misao Dean

    pp. 96–97

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    Religion In Elgin: Re-Evaluation of the Subplot of the Imperialist by Sara Jeannette Duncan

    Elizabeth Morton

    pp. 99–107

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Interviews

    "Helping to Turn the Tide": An interview with Thomas H. Raddall

    Diana Austin

    pp. 108–139

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