Engaging with the literature of Newfoundland out-migration through the lens of diaspora theory this book argues that the concept of a Newfoundland diaspora has much to contribute both to Canadian literary studies and to current interdisciplinary definitions and theorizations of diaspora.
Engaging with the literature of Newfoundland out-migration through the lens of diaspora theory this book argues that the concept of a Newfoundland diaspora has much to contribute both to Canadian literary studies and to current interdisciplinary definitions and theorizations of diaspora.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jennifer Bowering Delisle completed her Ph.D. in English at the University of British Columbia in 2008. She has been a Grant Notley Memorial Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Alberta and a SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellow at McMaster University. She has published widely on Canadian literature and diaspora, and is currently researching second-generation Canadian literature. She lives in Edmonton.
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Table of Contents for The Newfoundland Diaspora: Mapping the Literature of Out-Migration, by Jennifer Delisle Acknowledgements Introduction: Mapping the Literature of Out-Migration Part One: Defining the Newfoundland Diaspora 1 Newfoundland and the Concept of Diaspora Part Two: Affective Responses 2 Donna Morrissey and the Search for Prairie Gold 3 "The 'Going Home Again' Complaint": Carl Leggo and Nostalgia for Newfoundland Part Three: Is the Newfoundlander "Authentic" in the Diaspora? 4 E.J. Pratt and the Gateway to Canada 5 "A Papier Mâché Rock": Wayne Johnston and Rejecting Regionalism Part Four: Imagining the Newfoundland Nation 6 "This Is Their Country Now": David French, Confederation, and the Imagined Community 7 Writing the "Old Lost Land": Johnston Part Two Part Five: Postmodern Ethnicity and Memoirs from Away 8 Helen Buss / Margaret Clarke and the Negotiation of Identity 9 The "Holdin' Ground": David Macfarlane and the Second Generation Conclusion: Writing in Diaspora Space Notes Works Cited Index
Table of Contents for The Newfoundland Diaspora: Mapping the Literature of Out-Migration, by Jennifer Delisle Acknowledgements Introduction: Mapping the Literature of Out-Migration Part One: Defining the Newfoundland Diaspora 1 Newfoundland and the Concept of Diaspora Part Two: Affective Responses 2 Donna Morrissey and the Search for Prairie Gold 3 "The 'Going Home Again' Complaint": Carl Leggo and Nostalgia for Newfoundland Part Three: Is the Newfoundlander "Authentic" in the Diaspora? 4 E.J. Pratt and the Gateway to Canada 5 "A Papier Mâché Rock": Wayne Johnston and Rejecting Regionalism Part Four: Imagining the Newfoundland Nation 6 "This Is Their Country Now": David French, Confederation, and the Imagined Community 7 Writing the "Old Lost Land": Johnston Part Two Part Five: Postmodern Ethnicity and Memoirs from Away 8 Helen Buss / Margaret Clarke and the Negotiation of Identity 9 The "Holdin' Ground": David Macfarlane and the Second Generation Conclusion: Writing in Diaspora Space Notes Works Cited Index
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