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Studies in Canadian Literature / Études en littérature canadienne

Volume 40, numéro 2, 2015

Sommaire (14 articles)

Front Matter

  1. Front Matter

    p. i–iv

Articles

  1. “A Science of Uncertainty”: Bioethics, Narrative Competence, and Turning to the “What If” of Fiction

    Laura Moss

    p. 5–24

  2. “True Stories,” Real Lives: Canada Reads 2012 and the Effects of Reading Memoir in Public

    Danielle Fuller et Julie Rak

    p. 25–45

  3. Speculative Solutions: The Development of Environmental and Ecofeminist Discourse in Margaret Atwood’s MaddAddam

    Lucy Rowland

    p. 46–68

  4. Good Enough, Bad Enough, Animal, Monster: Mothers in Alice Munro’s The Love of a Good Woman

    Chantel Lavoie

    p. 69–87

  5. “The Unavoidable Collision of Religion and Life”: Scots Presbyterianism in Alice Munro’s Fiction

    Pilar Somacarrera

    p. 88–107

  6. Returning to the Kaswéntah River: A Trans-Indigenous Reading of Land-Centred Citizenship in Thomas King’sTruth and Bright Water

    Kaitlin Debicki

    p. 108–127

  7. Forests, Clearings, and the Spaces in Between: Reading Land Claims and the Actuality of Context in Ana Historic

    Renée Jackson-Harper

    p. 128–142

  8. “Fugitive Visions”:: Cultural Pseudomemory and the Death of the Indigenous Child in the Indian Poems of Duncan Campbell Scott

    Julia A. Boyd

    p. 143–163

  9. Exile beyond Return: Zionism and Diaspora in A.M. Klein’s Journalism

    Emily Ballantyne

    p. 164–188

  10. French Fascism and History in “Speck’s Idea”

    Andy Lamey

    p. 189–210

  11. Unless: A Covert Post-Colonial and Transnational Gothic Novel, Or The Haunted House (of Fiction) Is Falling Apart

    Esra Melikoğlu

    p. 211–226

Contributors

  1. Notes on Contributors

    p. 226–228

Back Matter

  1. Back Matter

    p. 229–237

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