The Centennial Review: CR., Band 31College of Arts and Letters, Michigan State University, 1987 |
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... begins with a traditionally gynophobic association of a rocky landscape with a terrifying female . He describes the approach to Canada at the St. Lawrence as " dentelle , indented , " a " rock eternal with loneliness " but threatening ...
... begins with a traditionally gynophobic association of a rocky landscape with a terrifying female . He describes the approach to Canada at the St. Lawrence as " dentelle , indented , " a " rock eternal with loneliness " but threatening ...
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... begins with his characterization of the Canadian hero as alienated in a mindless nature , but ends by acknowl- edging that Canadian literature is primarily inspired by “ old mother North America with her snow hair , her mountain fore ...
... begins with his characterization of the Canadian hero as alienated in a mindless nature , but ends by acknowl- edging that Canadian literature is primarily inspired by “ old mother North America with her snow hair , her mountain fore ...
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... begins her own travels into herself . Whereas in earlier parts of the book she was imaginatively stalemated by seeing only two options in her life , being " homeless and root- less " or becoming the " American slavewife " ( 253 ) , she ...
... begins her own travels into herself . Whereas in earlier parts of the book she was imaginatively stalemated by seeing only two options in her life , being " homeless and root- less " or becoming the " American slavewife " ( 253 ) , she ...
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NUMBER ONE Winter 1987 | 1 |
SUSAN JEFFORDS | 55 |
SUZANNE JUHASZ | 73 |
Urheberrecht | |
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