Chronology Introduction Coral Ann Howells and Eva-Marie Kröller Part I. Old and New World, La Nouvelle-France, the Canadas, Dominion of Canada: 1. Native societies and French colonization Barbara Belyea 2. Reports from La Nouvelle-France: the Jesuit Relations, Marie de l'Incarnation, and Elisabeth Bégon E. D. Blodgett 3. Migrations, multiple allegiances and satirical traditions: from Frances Brooke to Thomas Chandler Haliburton Marta Dvöák 4. Writing in the Northwest: narratives, journals, letters, 1700-1870 Bruce Greenfield 5. Literature of settlement Carole Gerson 6. History in English and French, 1832-98 E. D. Blodgett Part II. The Post-Confederation Period: 7. Post-Confederation poetry D. M. R. Bentley 8. Writing by Victorian naturalists Christoph Irmscher 9. Short fiction Gerald Lynch 10. Bestselling authors, magazines and the international market Michael Peterman 11. Textual and social experiment in women's genres Janice Fiamengo 12. Canada and the Great War Susan Fisher Part III. Models of Modernity, post-World War I: 13. Staging personalities in modernism and realism Irene Gammel 14. E. J. Pratt and the McGill poets Adrian Fowler 15. The forties and fifties: signs of cultural change Coral Ann Howells 16. The Centennial Eva-Marie Kröller 17. Forms of non-fiction: Innis, McLuhan, Frye and Grant David Staines Part IV. Aesthetic Experiments, 1960 and After: 18. Quartet: Atwood, Gallant, Munro, Shields Robert Thacker 19. The short story W. H. New 20. Canadian drama: performing communities Anne Nothof 21. Poetry Kevin McNeilly 22. Poetry, drama and the postmodern novel Ian Rae 23. Comic art and bande dessinée: from the funnies to graphic novels Jean-Paul Gabilliet 24. 'Ghost stories': fictions of history and myth Teresa Gibert 25. Indigenous writing: poetry and prose Lally Grauer and Armand Ruffo 26. Contemporary aboriginal theater Helen Gilbert 27. Transcultural life-writing Alfred Hornung 28. Multiculturalism and globalization Neil ten Kortenaar Part V. Writing in French: 29. Poetry Robert Yergeau 30. Drama Jane Moss 31. Fiction Réjean Beaudoin and André Lamontagne.
Chronology Introduction Coral Ann Howells and Eva-Marie Kröller Part I. Old and New World, La Nouvelle-France, the Canadas, Dominion of Canada: 1. Native societies and French colonization Barbara Belyea 2. Reports from La Nouvelle-France: the Jesuit Relations, Marie de l'Incarnation, and Elisabeth Bégon E. D. Blodgett 3. Migrations, multiple allegiances and satirical traditions: from Frances Brooke to Thomas Chandler Haliburton Marta Dvöák 4. Writing in the Northwest: narratives, journals, letters, 1700-1870 Bruce Greenfield 5. Literature of settlement Carole Gerson 6. History in English and French, 1832-98 E. D. Blodgett Part II. The Post-Confederation Period: 7. Post-Confederation poetry D. M. R. Bentley 8. Writing by Victorian naturalists Christoph Irmscher 9. Short fiction Gerald Lynch 10. Bestselling authors, magazines and the international market Michael Peterman 11. Textual and social experiment in women's genres Janice Fiamengo 12. Canada and the Great War Susan Fisher Part III. Models of Modernity, post-World War I: 13. Staging personalities in modernism and realism Irene Gammel 14. E. J. Pratt and the McGill poets Adrian Fowler 15. The forties and fifties: signs of cultural change Coral Ann Howells 16. The Centennial Eva-Marie Kröller 17. Forms of non-fiction: Innis, McLuhan, Frye and Grant David Staines Part IV. Aesthetic Experiments, 1960 and After: 18. Quartet: Atwood, Gallant, Munro, Shields Robert Thacker 19. The short story W. H. New 20. Canadian drama: performing communities Anne Nothof 21. Poetry Kevin McNeilly 22. Poetry, drama and the postmodern novel Ian Rae 23. Comic art and bande dessinée: from the funnies to graphic novels Jean-Paul Gabilliet 24. 'Ghost stories': fictions of history and myth Teresa Gibert 25. Indigenous writing: poetry and prose Lally Grauer and Armand Ruffo 26. Contemporary aboriginal theater Helen Gilbert 27. Transcultural life-writing Alfred Hornung 28. Multiculturalism and globalization Neil ten Kortenaar Part V. Writing in French: 29. Poetry Robert Yergeau 30. Drama Jane Moss 31. Fiction Réjean Beaudoin and André Lamontagne.
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