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Following on the heels of the first volume of The L.M. Montgomery Reader, this second volume narrates the development of L.M. Montgomery's (1874-1942) critical reputation in the seventy years since her death.
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Following on the heels of the first volume of The L.M. Montgomery Reader, this second volume narrates the development of L.M. Montgomery's (1874-1942) critical reputation in the seventy years since her death.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: University of Toronto Press
- Seitenzahl: 464
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. Mai 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 150mm x 38mm
- Gewicht: 836g
- ISBN-13: 9781442644922
- ISBN-10: 1442644923
- Artikelnr.: 40112102
- Verlag: University of Toronto Press
- Seitenzahl: 464
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. Mai 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 150mm x 38mm
- Gewicht: 836g
- ISBN-13: 9781442644922
- ISBN-10: 1442644923
- Artikelnr.: 40112102
Edited by Benjamin Lefebvre
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Introduction: A Critical Heritage
BENJAMIN LEFEBVRE
A Note on the Text
1. Lucy Maud Montgomery 1874–1942 (1966)
ELIZABETH WATERSTON
2. The Fair World of L.M. Montgomery (1973)
HELEN PORTER
3. Anne of Green Gables and the Regional Idyll (1983)
T.D. MACLULICH
4. Little Orphan Mary: Anne’s Hoydenish Double (1989)
>ROSAMOND BAILEY
5. Subverting the Trite: L.M. Montgomery’s “Room of Her Own” (1992)
MARY RUBIO
6. Women’s Oral Narrative Traditions as Depicted in Lucy Maud Montgomery’s
Fiction, 1918–1939 (1993)
DIANE TYE
7. L.M. Montgomery’s Rilla of Ingleside: Intention, Inclusion, Implosion
(1994)
OWEN DUDLEY EDWARDS
8. Decoding L.M. Montgomery’s Journals / Encoding a Critical Practice for
Women’s Private Literature (1994)
HELEN M. BUSS
9. “Fitted to Earn Her Own Living”: Figures of the New Woman in the Writing
of L.M. Montgomery (1995)
CAROLE GERSON
10. “Pruned Down and Branched Out”: Embracing Contradiction in Anne of
Green Gables (1995)
LAURA M. ROBINSON
11. Finding L.M. Montgomery’s Short Stories (1995)
REA WILMSHURST
12. L.M. Montgomery’s Manuscript Revisions (1995)
ELIZABETH EPPERLY
13. “My Secret Garden”: Dis/Pleasure in L.M. Montgomery and F.P. Grove
(1999)
IRENE GAMMEL
14. Writing with a “Definite Purpose”: L.M. Montgomery, Nellie L. McClung
and the Politics of Imperial Motherhood in Fiction for Children (2000)
CECILY DEVEREUX
15. Kinship and Nation in Amelia (1848) and Anne of Green Gables (1908)
(2002)
MONIQUE DULL
16. The Maud Squad (2002)
CYNTHIA BROUSE
17. “The Golden Road of Youth”: L.M. Montgomery and British Children’s
Books (2004)
JENNIFER H. LITSTER
18. Women at War: L.M. Montgomery, the Great War, and Canadian Cultural
Memory (2008)
ANDREA MCKENZIE
19. Anne of Green Gables / Akage no An: The Flowers of Quiet Happiness
(2008)
EMILY AOIFE SOMERS
20. Archival Adventures with L.M. Montgomery; or, “As Long as the Leaves
Hold Together” (2012)
VANESSA BROWN AND BENJAMIN LEFEBVRE
Sources
Bibliography
Index
Abbreviations
Introduction: A Critical Heritage
BENJAMIN LEFEBVRE
A Note on the Text
1. Lucy Maud Montgomery 1874–1942 (1966)
ELIZABETH WATERSTON
2. The Fair World of L.M. Montgomery (1973)
HELEN PORTER
3. Anne of Green Gables and the Regional Idyll (1983)
T.D. MACLULICH
4. Little Orphan Mary: Anne’s Hoydenish Double (1989)
>ROSAMOND BAILEY
5. Subverting the Trite: L.M. Montgomery’s “Room of Her Own” (1992)
MARY RUBIO
6. Women’s Oral Narrative Traditions as Depicted in Lucy Maud Montgomery’s
Fiction, 1918–1939 (1993)
DIANE TYE
7. L.M. Montgomery’s Rilla of Ingleside: Intention, Inclusion, Implosion
(1994)
OWEN DUDLEY EDWARDS
8. Decoding L.M. Montgomery’s Journals / Encoding a Critical Practice for
Women’s Private Literature (1994)
HELEN M. BUSS
9. “Fitted to Earn Her Own Living”: Figures of the New Woman in the Writing
of L.M. Montgomery (1995)
CAROLE GERSON
10. “Pruned Down and Branched Out”: Embracing Contradiction in Anne of
Green Gables (1995)
LAURA M. ROBINSON
11. Finding L.M. Montgomery’s Short Stories (1995)
REA WILMSHURST
12. L.M. Montgomery’s Manuscript Revisions (1995)
ELIZABETH EPPERLY
13. “My Secret Garden”: Dis/Pleasure in L.M. Montgomery and F.P. Grove
(1999)
IRENE GAMMEL
14. Writing with a “Definite Purpose”: L.M. Montgomery, Nellie L. McClung
and the Politics of Imperial Motherhood in Fiction for Children (2000)
CECILY DEVEREUX
15. Kinship and Nation in Amelia (1848) and Anne of Green Gables (1908)
(2002)
MONIQUE DULL
16. The Maud Squad (2002)
CYNTHIA BROUSE
17. “The Golden Road of Youth”: L.M. Montgomery and British Children’s
Books (2004)
JENNIFER H. LITSTER
18. Women at War: L.M. Montgomery, the Great War, and Canadian Cultural
Memory (2008)
ANDREA MCKENZIE
19. Anne of Green Gables / Akage no An: The Flowers of Quiet Happiness
(2008)
EMILY AOIFE SOMERS
20. Archival Adventures with L.M. Montgomery; or, “As Long as the Leaves
Hold Together” (2012)
VANESSA BROWN AND BENJAMIN LEFEBVRE
Sources
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Introduction: A Critical Heritage
BENJAMIN LEFEBVRE
A Note on the Text
1. Lucy Maud Montgomery 1874–1942 (1966)
ELIZABETH WATERSTON
2. The Fair World of L.M. Montgomery (1973)
HELEN PORTER
3. Anne of Green Gables and the Regional Idyll (1983)
T.D. MACLULICH
4. Little Orphan Mary: Anne’s Hoydenish Double (1989)
>ROSAMOND BAILEY
5. Subverting the Trite: L.M. Montgomery’s “Room of Her Own” (1992)
MARY RUBIO
6. Women’s Oral Narrative Traditions as Depicted in Lucy Maud Montgomery’s
Fiction, 1918–1939 (1993)
DIANE TYE
7. L.M. Montgomery’s Rilla of Ingleside: Intention, Inclusion, Implosion
(1994)
OWEN DUDLEY EDWARDS
8. Decoding L.M. Montgomery’s Journals / Encoding a Critical Practice for
Women’s Private Literature (1994)
HELEN M. BUSS
9. “Fitted to Earn Her Own Living”: Figures of the New Woman in the Writing
of L.M. Montgomery (1995)
CAROLE GERSON
10. “Pruned Down and Branched Out”: Embracing Contradiction in Anne of
Green Gables (1995)
LAURA M. ROBINSON
11. Finding L.M. Montgomery’s Short Stories (1995)
REA WILMSHURST
12. L.M. Montgomery’s Manuscript Revisions (1995)
ELIZABETH EPPERLY
13. “My Secret Garden”: Dis/Pleasure in L.M. Montgomery and F.P. Grove
(1999)
IRENE GAMMEL
14. Writing with a “Definite Purpose”: L.M. Montgomery, Nellie L. McClung
and the Politics of Imperial Motherhood in Fiction for Children (2000)
CECILY DEVEREUX
15. Kinship and Nation in Amelia (1848) and Anne of Green Gables (1908)
(2002)
MONIQUE DULL
16. The Maud Squad (2002)
CYNTHIA BROUSE
17. “The Golden Road of Youth”: L.M. Montgomery and British Children’s
Books (2004)
JENNIFER H. LITSTER
18. Women at War: L.M. Montgomery, the Great War, and Canadian Cultural
Memory (2008)
ANDREA MCKENZIE
19. Anne of Green Gables / Akage no An: The Flowers of Quiet Happiness
(2008)
EMILY AOIFE SOMERS
20. Archival Adventures with L.M. Montgomery; or, “As Long as the Leaves
Hold Together” (2012)
VANESSA BROWN AND BENJAMIN LEFEBVRE
Sources
Bibliography
Index
Abbreviations
Introduction: A Critical Heritage
BENJAMIN LEFEBVRE
A Note on the Text
1. Lucy Maud Montgomery 1874–1942 (1966)
ELIZABETH WATERSTON
2. The Fair World of L.M. Montgomery (1973)
HELEN PORTER
3. Anne of Green Gables and the Regional Idyll (1983)
T.D. MACLULICH
4. Little Orphan Mary: Anne’s Hoydenish Double (1989)
>ROSAMOND BAILEY
5. Subverting the Trite: L.M. Montgomery’s “Room of Her Own” (1992)
MARY RUBIO
6. Women’s Oral Narrative Traditions as Depicted in Lucy Maud Montgomery’s
Fiction, 1918–1939 (1993)
DIANE TYE
7. L.M. Montgomery’s Rilla of Ingleside: Intention, Inclusion, Implosion
(1994)
OWEN DUDLEY EDWARDS
8. Decoding L.M. Montgomery’s Journals / Encoding a Critical Practice for
Women’s Private Literature (1994)
HELEN M. BUSS
9. “Fitted to Earn Her Own Living”: Figures of the New Woman in the Writing
of L.M. Montgomery (1995)
CAROLE GERSON
10. “Pruned Down and Branched Out”: Embracing Contradiction in Anne of
Green Gables (1995)
LAURA M. ROBINSON
11. Finding L.M. Montgomery’s Short Stories (1995)
REA WILMSHURST
12. L.M. Montgomery’s Manuscript Revisions (1995)
ELIZABETH EPPERLY
13. “My Secret Garden”: Dis/Pleasure in L.M. Montgomery and F.P. Grove
(1999)
IRENE GAMMEL
14. Writing with a “Definite Purpose”: L.M. Montgomery, Nellie L. McClung
and the Politics of Imperial Motherhood in Fiction for Children (2000)
CECILY DEVEREUX
15. Kinship and Nation in Amelia (1848) and Anne of Green Gables (1908)
(2002)
MONIQUE DULL
16. The Maud Squad (2002)
CYNTHIA BROUSE
17. “The Golden Road of Youth”: L.M. Montgomery and British Children’s
Books (2004)
JENNIFER H. LITSTER
18. Women at War: L.M. Montgomery, the Great War, and Canadian Cultural
Memory (2008)
ANDREA MCKENZIE
19. Anne of Green Gables / Akage no An: The Flowers of Quiet Happiness
(2008)
EMILY AOIFE SOMERS
20. Archival Adventures with L.M. Montgomery; or, “As Long as the Leaves
Hold Together” (2012)
VANESSA BROWN AND BENJAMIN LEFEBVRE
Sources
Bibliography
Index