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Ce qui caractérise la littérature féministe, ce n’est ni un style ni un thème, c’est un engagement, certes situé, mais de portée globale. Aurore Turbiau le démontre ici à travers l’examen des pensée……続きを見る

Les onze essais réunis ici par Claudia Bouliane et Yan Hamel composent le premier livre entièrement dédié à des lectures de Document 1, de La Classe de Madame Valérie, de Lac Adélard et à la plupart……続きを見る

Everyday Ideas: Socioliterary Experience among Antebellum New Englanders takes an unprecedented look at the use of literature in everyday life in one of history’s most literate societies-the home gr……続きを見る

Caroline-Isabelle Caron explores how Speculative Fiction from Québec from the 1970s to 2015 has eerily echoed alarmist thoughts concerning Québec independence and Québec's place in the space-time co……続きを見る

Canadian book culture has served, in both domestic and international contexts, to underpin a moralizing rhetoric of enlightened liberal tolerance for difference. Between 1945 and the end of the 1970……続きを見る

The Canadian Mind takes a political approach to analyzing authors and their works in the context of Canadian history. Author Andy Lamey emphasizes the need for good writing to uphold virtues beyond ……続きを見る

Jack Kerouac has long been mythologized as an all-American figure: the “King of the Beats,” forever hitchhiking on the road, who gave voice to a postwar generation of rebels. In fact, he was born Je……続きを見る

Stewie McKay thought he knew hard work. As a heavy tow truck operator in Saint John, New Brunswick, he spent years crawling through snowstorms, wrecks, freezing rain, and highway disasters under the……続きを見る