Literature of region and nation
Subtitle: proceedings of the 6th International Literature of Region and Nation Conference, University of New Brunswick in Saint John, Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada, 2-7 August 1996
By: edited by Winnifred M. Bogaards.
Contributors: Bogaards, Winnifred M.
Publisher: University of New Brunswick in Saint John
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada
Language: eng
Subjects: Literature, Modern -- History and criticism.; National characteristics in literature.; Regionalism in literature.
Other titles: 6th International Literature of Region and Nation Conference.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: v. 1. The Celts and the Atlantic; value: King and Country ... Folio Versions of Henry V; value: Urban Dystopia : The Colonising of Jonson's Venice in Volpone; value: College Plays and Country Games : The Book of Sports and Academic Drama in Early Stuart England; value: The British Community in Eighteenth Century Bordeaux; value: Women Writers and Romantic Nationalism in Britain; value: Messianism and Prometheanism in the Nationalisms of Early Nineteenth Century Europe; value: A Nation Divided : Reviewing British Miners in the 1930s; value: Gandhian Non-Violence in the Works of Ethel Mannin and Virginia Woolf; value: Shifting Notions of Englishness and Nationhood in the English Novel Since 1950; value: Of Vicarages and Villages [Barbara Pym]; value: Place as a Factor of Change in the Novels of Penelope Lively; value: The Paintings of Garry Shead; value: Post-Colonial London; value: The Irishness of Dracula; value: George Russell (AE"); value: Barbour's Bruce; value: Hugh MacDiarmid; value: Nation and Gender; value: Dylan Thomas's "Fern Hill"; value: The Dislocated Self : Modern Welsh Short Stories in English; value: The Border Fiction of Raymond Williams; value: Walt Whitman and Risorgimento Nationalism; value: Walt Whitman's Brazilian Readers; value: A Bi-focal View of New York City : Cornelius Mathews' Big Abel and Little Manhattan; value: "Because my roots are in it" [Amy Lowell]; value: Willa Cather's Prairie; value: v. 2.  "The Native Land of My Heart" [Katherine Anne Porter]; value: The West d'un Cow-boy Solitaire : Will James; value: South by Southwest [Cormac McCarthy]; value: "Beyond Reckoning"; value: Death in the West; value: The Site of a Loss ...; value: My Miramichi Trilogy; value: Diverse Regions, Similar Jests : A New Look at Nineteenth-Century Canadian Humour; value: William Nannary; value: Gender and Irony in Isabella Valancy Crawford's Malcolm's Katie; value: Gendered and Regional Nationalities in the Writing of Post-Confederation Canadian Women Novelists of the Maritimes; value: Margaret Marshall Saunders; value: Challenging Exoticism [Katherine Hale]; value: Unearthing Brebeuf's Garden [E. J. Pratt]; value: Invisible Landscape II [ Christopher Wiseman, Marilyn Dumont, Robert Hilles, Louise Halfe]; value: Beyond the Folklore : Recent Acadian Literature; value: Romancing the Landscape : Jane Urquhart's Fiction; value: The White Goddess displaced [Margaret Atwood's Robber Bride]; value: Marketing Ethnicity : Sky Lee's Disappearing Moon Cafe; value: Crossing Boundaries; value: Regionalism, Post-nationalism, and Post-Colonialism; value: Masques, monuments and Masons : The 1910 Pageant of the Union of South Africa; value: Ethnicity and Hybridity [Noni Jabavu]; value: Exile, Gender and Prejudice [Bessie Head]; value: A New Nation in Africa : Homecoming in Nadine Gordimer's None to Accompany Me; value: And Overview of the Socio-Economic and Political Complications Facing Third World Writers; value: Containing Nationalism : Neo-Colonial Gestures in Margaret Laurence's This Side Jordan; value: Jamaica Kinciad's Annie John : The Trauma of Colonial Education; value: Discourse and Resistance [Indian Fiction]; value: Unleashing Kali [South Asian Women's Writing]; value: Postmodernism and Quantum Realities in Salman Rushdie's Midnight's Children ...