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Literary Environments

Canada and the Old World

by Britta Olinder (Volume editor)
©2006 Conference proceedings 250 Pages

Summary

This book contains contributions from the Stockholm triennial conference of the Nordic Association for Canadian Studies and presents Joy Kogawa’s compelling plea for peace and a sheaf of poems by Heather Spears along with twenty essays using a variety of approaches in dealing with a wide range of Canadian writers. The origins and circumstances of travel books and of diaries written by pioneering women are explored as are the functions of sports and science fiction. Among the offerings are also investigations of the Canadian landscape and its metaphors in a large selection of drama, poetry and prose. The concluding piece discusses the reception of English-Canadian literature in Sweden.

Details

Pages
250
Year
2006
ISBN (Softcover)
9789052012964
Language
English
Keywords
Englisch Literatur Umwelt (Motiv) Kanada Stockholm (2002) Travel book New environment Nova Scotia Icelander Mennonite movement Fantastic literature Kongress Self-discovery
Published
Bruxelles, Bern, Berlin, Frankfurt am Main, New York, Oxford, Wien, 2006. 250 pp., 1 ill.

Biographical notes

Britta Olinder (Volume editor)

The Editor: Dr (Docent) Britta Olinder, Göteborg University, has taught English literatures for over thirty years and published on Restoration drama, Irish, Canadian, Indian, African and Australian literature.

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