Studies in Canadian Literature / Études en littérature canadienne All articles in this journal are selected through a peer review process.

Volume 38, Number 2, 2013

Table of contents (15 articles)

Front Matter

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    Front Matter

    pp. i–iv

Editorial

  1. Editorial

    Cynthia Sugars and Herb Wyile

    pp. 5–7

Articles

  1. Currency and Cultural Consumption: Lawrence Hill’s The Book of Negroes

    Andrea Medovarski

    pp. 7–30

  2. Just Like a Barrette that Claws, that Clasps, that Clips, that Cunts: metonymy, metaphor, and simile in Angela Carr’s The Rose Concordance

    Nicole Markotić

    pp. 31–46

  3. Contagious Im/Possibilities: Infectious Encounters in Austin Clarke’s The Meeting Point

    Danielle Wong

    pp. 47–66

  4. A Journey to “Partial Cosmopolitanism” in Michael Ondaatje’s Anil’s Ghost

    Tuire Valkeakari

    pp. 67–87

  5. Re-Storying the Colonial Landscape: Richard Wagamese’s Indian Horse

    Jack Robinson

    pp. 88–105

  6. Closure or Connection? Healing from Trauma in Richard Van Camp’s The Lesser Blessed

    Lauren Vedal

    pp. 106–125

  7. “There’s a treatment centre where the residential school used to be”: Alcoholism, Acculturation, and Barriers to Indigenous Health in Eden Robinson’s Monkey Beach

    Cara Fabre

    pp. 126–146

  8. Les coureurs de bois, motif écocritique dans la littérature canadienne-française

    Annie Rehill

    pp. 147–167

  9. Knights of Faith: Christian Existentialism in Colin McDougall’s Execution

    Zachary Abram

    pp. 168–183

  10. Protecting Her Brand: Contextualizing the Production and Publication of L.M. Montgomery’s “The Alpine Path”

    Katja Lee

    pp. 184–204

  11. “There’s Minny a One in Ould Ireland”: Judy Plum’s Witchcraft of Irish Stereotypes and Storytelling

    Aoife Emily Hart

    pp. 205–224

Notes on Contributors

  1. Notes on Contributors

    pp. i–ii

Back Matter

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    Back Matter

    pp. i–xiii

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