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This wide-ranging collection of essays explores aspects of historical remembering in Canadian literature. Essays consider a range of topics, from Canada's earliest historical narratives to its most recent, and are representative of the country's regional character, as well as of the ongoing movement of peoples in immigration and diaspora. The book's division into five parts (amnesia, postmemory, recovery work, trauma, and globalization) reflect the many ways the pastinfuses the present, and how the present adapts the past.
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This wide-ranging collection of essays explores aspects of historical remembering in Canadian literature. Essays consider a range of topics, from Canada's earliest historical narratives to its most recent, and are representative of the country's regional character, as well as of the ongoing movement of peoples in immigration and diaspora. The book's division into five parts (amnesia, postmemory, recovery work, trauma, and globalization) reflect the many ways the pastinfuses the present, and how the present adapts the past.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 512
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. September 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 163mm x 43mm
- Gewicht: 771g
- ISBN-13: 9780199007592
- ISBN-10: 0199007594
- Artikelnr.: 47866668
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 512
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. September 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 163mm x 43mm
- Gewicht: 771g
- ISBN-13: 9780199007592
- ISBN-10: 0199007594
- Artikelnr.: 47866668
Cynthia Sugars is Professor in the Department of Literature, University of Ottawa. Her research and teaching focus on the links between national identities and cultural narratives, in the broad range of ways that Canadians, past and present, make sense of themselves as members of a national community that is shaped by a multiplicity of contending perspectives. Eleanor Ty is Professor in the Department of English, Wilfrid Laurier University. She works on Asian North American Literature and Film and on Eighteenth Century British Literature.
* Introduction
* Thinking Beyond Nostalgia: Canadian Literature and Cultural Memory
* PART I: Sites of Memory: Cultural Amnesia and the Demands of Place
* Globalization and Cultural Memory: Perspectives from the Periphery on
the Post-National Disassembly of Place
* Putting Things in Their Place: The Syncrude Gallery of Aboriginal
Culture and the Idiom of Majority History
* Lieux d'oubli: The Forgotten North of Canadian Literature
* Design and Disappearance: Visual Nostalgias and the Canadian Company
Town
* Preserving "the echoing rooms of yesterday": Al Purdy's A-frame and
the Place of Writers' Houses in Canada
* PART II: Memory Transference: Postmemory, Re-Memory, and Forgetting
* Learning Sauerkraut: Ethnic Food, Cultural Memory, and Traces of
Mennonite Identity in Alayna Munce's When I Was Young and In My Prime
* "Their Dark Cells": Transference, Memory, and Postmemory in John
Mighton's Half Life
* Remembering Poverty: Bannock, Beans, and Black Tea, a Tale of Two
Lives
* Postmemory and Canadian Poetry of the 1970s
* "Exhibit me buckskinned": Indigenous Legacy and Rememory in Joan
Crate's Pale as Real Ladies: Poems for Pauline Johnson
* Scrapbooking: Memory and Memorabilia in Gail Anderson-Dargatz's The
Cure for Death by Lightning and Turtle Valley
* Part III: Re-Membering History: Memory Work as Recovery
* Ethnography, Law, and Aboriginal Memory: Collecting and Recollecting
Gitxsan Histories in Canada
* Between Elegy and Taxidermy: Archibald Lampman's Golden Lady's
Slippers
* Under Other Skies: Personal and Cultural Memory in E. Pauline
Johnson's Nature Lyrics and Memorial Odes
* Indigenous Diasporas and the Shape of Cultural Memory: Reframing
Anahareo's Devil in Deerskins
* Yours to Recover: Mound Burial in Alice Munro's "What Do You Want to
Know For?"
* Romancing Canada in Best-Sellerdom: The Case of Quebec's
Disappearance
* Collective Memory, Cultural Transmission, and the Occupation(s) of
Quebec: Jean Provencher and Gilles Lachance's Québec, Printemps 1918
* PART IV: The Compulsion to Remember: Trauma and Witnessing
* Under Surveillance: Memory, Trauma and Genocide in Madeleine Thien's
Dogs at the Perimeter
* "I didn't want to tell a story like this": Cultural Inheritance and
the Second Generation in David Chariandy's Soucouyant
* Confronting the Legacy of Canada's Indian Residential School System:
Cree Cultural Memory and the Warrior Spirit in David Alexander
Robertson and Scott B. Henderson's 7 Generations Series
* Recovering Pedagogical Space: Trauma, Education, and The Lesser
Blessed
* PART V: Cultural Memory in a Globalized Age
* "I have nothing soothing to tell you": Dionne Brand's Inventory as
Global Elegy
* Now and Then: Dionne Brand's What We All Long For, the Desire to
Forget, and the Urban Archive
* Haunted/Wanted in Jen Sookfong Lee's The End of East: Canada's
Cultural Memory Beyond Nostalgia
* Rethinking Postcolonialism and Canadian Literature through Diasporic
Memory: Reading Helen Humphrey's Afterimage
* Transnational Memory and Haunted Black Geographies: Esi Edugyan's
The Second Life of Samuel Tyne
* Thinking Beyond Nostalgia: Canadian Literature and Cultural Memory
* PART I: Sites of Memory: Cultural Amnesia and the Demands of Place
* Globalization and Cultural Memory: Perspectives from the Periphery on
the Post-National Disassembly of Place
* Putting Things in Their Place: The Syncrude Gallery of Aboriginal
Culture and the Idiom of Majority History
* Lieux d'oubli: The Forgotten North of Canadian Literature
* Design and Disappearance: Visual Nostalgias and the Canadian Company
Town
* Preserving "the echoing rooms of yesterday": Al Purdy's A-frame and
the Place of Writers' Houses in Canada
* PART II: Memory Transference: Postmemory, Re-Memory, and Forgetting
* Learning Sauerkraut: Ethnic Food, Cultural Memory, and Traces of
Mennonite Identity in Alayna Munce's When I Was Young and In My Prime
* "Their Dark Cells": Transference, Memory, and Postmemory in John
Mighton's Half Life
* Remembering Poverty: Bannock, Beans, and Black Tea, a Tale of Two
Lives
* Postmemory and Canadian Poetry of the 1970s
* "Exhibit me buckskinned": Indigenous Legacy and Rememory in Joan
Crate's Pale as Real Ladies: Poems for Pauline Johnson
* Scrapbooking: Memory and Memorabilia in Gail Anderson-Dargatz's The
Cure for Death by Lightning and Turtle Valley
* Part III: Re-Membering History: Memory Work as Recovery
* Ethnography, Law, and Aboriginal Memory: Collecting and Recollecting
Gitxsan Histories in Canada
* Between Elegy and Taxidermy: Archibald Lampman's Golden Lady's
Slippers
* Under Other Skies: Personal and Cultural Memory in E. Pauline
Johnson's Nature Lyrics and Memorial Odes
* Indigenous Diasporas and the Shape of Cultural Memory: Reframing
Anahareo's Devil in Deerskins
* Yours to Recover: Mound Burial in Alice Munro's "What Do You Want to
Know For?"
* Romancing Canada in Best-Sellerdom: The Case of Quebec's
Disappearance
* Collective Memory, Cultural Transmission, and the Occupation(s) of
Quebec: Jean Provencher and Gilles Lachance's Québec, Printemps 1918
* PART IV: The Compulsion to Remember: Trauma and Witnessing
* Under Surveillance: Memory, Trauma and Genocide in Madeleine Thien's
Dogs at the Perimeter
* "I didn't want to tell a story like this": Cultural Inheritance and
the Second Generation in David Chariandy's Soucouyant
* Confronting the Legacy of Canada's Indian Residential School System:
Cree Cultural Memory and the Warrior Spirit in David Alexander
Robertson and Scott B. Henderson's 7 Generations Series
* Recovering Pedagogical Space: Trauma, Education, and The Lesser
Blessed
* PART V: Cultural Memory in a Globalized Age
* "I have nothing soothing to tell you": Dionne Brand's Inventory as
Global Elegy
* Now and Then: Dionne Brand's What We All Long For, the Desire to
Forget, and the Urban Archive
* Haunted/Wanted in Jen Sookfong Lee's The End of East: Canada's
Cultural Memory Beyond Nostalgia
* Rethinking Postcolonialism and Canadian Literature through Diasporic
Memory: Reading Helen Humphrey's Afterimage
* Transnational Memory and Haunted Black Geographies: Esi Edugyan's
The Second Life of Samuel Tyne
* Introduction
* Thinking Beyond Nostalgia: Canadian Literature and Cultural Memory
* PART I: Sites of Memory: Cultural Amnesia and the Demands of Place
* Globalization and Cultural Memory: Perspectives from the Periphery on
the Post-National Disassembly of Place
* Putting Things in Their Place: The Syncrude Gallery of Aboriginal
Culture and the Idiom of Majority History
* Lieux d'oubli: The Forgotten North of Canadian Literature
* Design and Disappearance: Visual Nostalgias and the Canadian Company
Town
* Preserving "the echoing rooms of yesterday": Al Purdy's A-frame and
the Place of Writers' Houses in Canada
* PART II: Memory Transference: Postmemory, Re-Memory, and Forgetting
* Learning Sauerkraut: Ethnic Food, Cultural Memory, and Traces of
Mennonite Identity in Alayna Munce's When I Was Young and In My Prime
* "Their Dark Cells": Transference, Memory, and Postmemory in John
Mighton's Half Life
* Remembering Poverty: Bannock, Beans, and Black Tea, a Tale of Two
Lives
* Postmemory and Canadian Poetry of the 1970s
* "Exhibit me buckskinned": Indigenous Legacy and Rememory in Joan
Crate's Pale as Real Ladies: Poems for Pauline Johnson
* Scrapbooking: Memory and Memorabilia in Gail Anderson-Dargatz's The
Cure for Death by Lightning and Turtle Valley
* Part III: Re-Membering History: Memory Work as Recovery
* Ethnography, Law, and Aboriginal Memory: Collecting and Recollecting
Gitxsan Histories in Canada
* Between Elegy and Taxidermy: Archibald Lampman's Golden Lady's
Slippers
* Under Other Skies: Personal and Cultural Memory in E. Pauline
Johnson's Nature Lyrics and Memorial Odes
* Indigenous Diasporas and the Shape of Cultural Memory: Reframing
Anahareo's Devil in Deerskins
* Yours to Recover: Mound Burial in Alice Munro's "What Do You Want to
Know For?"
* Romancing Canada in Best-Sellerdom: The Case of Quebec's
Disappearance
* Collective Memory, Cultural Transmission, and the Occupation(s) of
Quebec: Jean Provencher and Gilles Lachance's Québec, Printemps 1918
* PART IV: The Compulsion to Remember: Trauma and Witnessing
* Under Surveillance: Memory, Trauma and Genocide in Madeleine Thien's
Dogs at the Perimeter
* "I didn't want to tell a story like this": Cultural Inheritance and
the Second Generation in David Chariandy's Soucouyant
* Confronting the Legacy of Canada's Indian Residential School System:
Cree Cultural Memory and the Warrior Spirit in David Alexander
Robertson and Scott B. Henderson's 7 Generations Series
* Recovering Pedagogical Space: Trauma, Education, and The Lesser
Blessed
* PART V: Cultural Memory in a Globalized Age
* "I have nothing soothing to tell you": Dionne Brand's Inventory as
Global Elegy
* Now and Then: Dionne Brand's What We All Long For, the Desire to
Forget, and the Urban Archive
* Haunted/Wanted in Jen Sookfong Lee's The End of East: Canada's
Cultural Memory Beyond Nostalgia
* Rethinking Postcolonialism and Canadian Literature through Diasporic
Memory: Reading Helen Humphrey's Afterimage
* Transnational Memory and Haunted Black Geographies: Esi Edugyan's
The Second Life of Samuel Tyne
* Thinking Beyond Nostalgia: Canadian Literature and Cultural Memory
* PART I: Sites of Memory: Cultural Amnesia and the Demands of Place
* Globalization and Cultural Memory: Perspectives from the Periphery on
the Post-National Disassembly of Place
* Putting Things in Their Place: The Syncrude Gallery of Aboriginal
Culture and the Idiom of Majority History
* Lieux d'oubli: The Forgotten North of Canadian Literature
* Design and Disappearance: Visual Nostalgias and the Canadian Company
Town
* Preserving "the echoing rooms of yesterday": Al Purdy's A-frame and
the Place of Writers' Houses in Canada
* PART II: Memory Transference: Postmemory, Re-Memory, and Forgetting
* Learning Sauerkraut: Ethnic Food, Cultural Memory, and Traces of
Mennonite Identity in Alayna Munce's When I Was Young and In My Prime
* "Their Dark Cells": Transference, Memory, and Postmemory in John
Mighton's Half Life
* Remembering Poverty: Bannock, Beans, and Black Tea, a Tale of Two
Lives
* Postmemory and Canadian Poetry of the 1970s
* "Exhibit me buckskinned": Indigenous Legacy and Rememory in Joan
Crate's Pale as Real Ladies: Poems for Pauline Johnson
* Scrapbooking: Memory and Memorabilia in Gail Anderson-Dargatz's The
Cure for Death by Lightning and Turtle Valley
* Part III: Re-Membering History: Memory Work as Recovery
* Ethnography, Law, and Aboriginal Memory: Collecting and Recollecting
Gitxsan Histories in Canada
* Between Elegy and Taxidermy: Archibald Lampman's Golden Lady's
Slippers
* Under Other Skies: Personal and Cultural Memory in E. Pauline
Johnson's Nature Lyrics and Memorial Odes
* Indigenous Diasporas and the Shape of Cultural Memory: Reframing
Anahareo's Devil in Deerskins
* Yours to Recover: Mound Burial in Alice Munro's "What Do You Want to
Know For?"
* Romancing Canada in Best-Sellerdom: The Case of Quebec's
Disappearance
* Collective Memory, Cultural Transmission, and the Occupation(s) of
Quebec: Jean Provencher and Gilles Lachance's Québec, Printemps 1918
* PART IV: The Compulsion to Remember: Trauma and Witnessing
* Under Surveillance: Memory, Trauma and Genocide in Madeleine Thien's
Dogs at the Perimeter
* "I didn't want to tell a story like this": Cultural Inheritance and
the Second Generation in David Chariandy's Soucouyant
* Confronting the Legacy of Canada's Indian Residential School System:
Cree Cultural Memory and the Warrior Spirit in David Alexander
Robertson and Scott B. Henderson's 7 Generations Series
* Recovering Pedagogical Space: Trauma, Education, and The Lesser
Blessed
* PART V: Cultural Memory in a Globalized Age
* "I have nothing soothing to tell you": Dionne Brand's Inventory as
Global Elegy
* Now and Then: Dionne Brand's What We All Long For, the Desire to
Forget, and the Urban Archive
* Haunted/Wanted in Jen Sookfong Lee's The End of East: Canada's
Cultural Memory Beyond Nostalgia
* Rethinking Postcolonialism and Canadian Literature through Diasporic
Memory: Reading Helen Humphrey's Afterimage
* Transnational Memory and Haunted Black Geographies: Esi Edugyan's
The Second Life of Samuel Tyne