Canada Exposed / Le Canada à découvert (Études canadiennes - Canadian Studies .20) （2009. 368 S. 220 mm）

Herausgegeben von Anctil, Pierre/ Loiselle, André/ Rolfe, Christopher

PETER LANG（2009発売）

• 製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版／ページ数 368 p.
• 言語 ENG
• 商品コード 9789052015484

Full Description

To what extent does Canada need to be reappraised? "Canada Exposed", the 6th biennial conference of the International Council for Canadian Studies, aimed to establish a better understanding of Canada. In this collection of papers from the conference, Canadian and international scholars examine little-studied or lesser-known aspects of Canadian culture, economics, politics, history and sociology, thus revealing the strengths and weaknesses of a society grappling with issues shared by many other contemporary societies. Decouvrir le Canada ? Mieux le decouvrir ! Tel etait l'objectif du 6 colloque biennal du Conseil international d'etudes canadiennes " Le Canada a decouvert ". En examinant certains elements peu connus ou peu traites dans les domaines de la culture, de l'economie, de la politique, de l'histoire et de la sociologie, des chercheurs canadiens et internationaux revelent les forces et les faiblesses d'une societe aux prises avec des problemes et des situations que partagent de nombreuses societes contemporaines. Ce volume rassemble et presente les fruits de leurs reflexions.

Contents

Contents/Contenu Christopher Rolfe : Introduction. Le Canada a decouvert - Graham Fraser: Revealing the Unknown. The Challenge for Canadian Studies in the Era of 24-Hour News, Linguistic Duality and Cultural Diversity - Graham Fraser : Reveler l'inconnu. L'enjeu auquel font face les etudes canadiennes dans le contexte actuel d'information continue, de dualite linguistique et de diversite culturelle - Coral Ann Howells/Eva-Marie Kroller: Switching the Plot. From "Survival" to the "Cambridge History of Canadian Literature" - Danielle Schaub: Foreign Disclosure of a Blind Spot - Domenic Beneventi: Exposed to the Elements. Homelessness in Recent Canadian Fiction - Diana Covell: Who's that Under the Hard Hat? Women into Steel in Canada and Australia - Krzysztof Jarosz : A l'ombre de la mort. Le suicide des jeunes dans Gazole de Bertrand Gervais - Anne De Stecher: Huron-Wendat Visual Culture. Source of Economic Autonomy and Continuity of Traditional Culture - Maria Fernanda Arentsen : L'identite exterritoriale dans le projet multiculturel du Canada, utopie... ? - Subhash Chandra: A Multiniched Haven. Lesbianism and Canadian Cultural Pluralism - Ana Maria Fraile: Exposing Blackness as Canadian (Literary) Identity. George Elliott Clarke's George and Rue - Belen Martin-Lucas: On the "Dark Side of the Nation". Racialized Women's Critique of Canadian Nationalism(s) - Florence Cartigny: Are Rural Communities in Saskatchewan the New Forgotten Solitudes? - Vincent Defraiteur : Les coulisses financieres d'une large federation - William Smith: Fluid Translations. Counter Torontos in David Bezmozgis's Natasha and Other Stories and Dionne Brand's What We All Long For - Serena Viola: Pedestrian Space Renewal in Montreal. Design Approaches for Social Integration - Andrea Terry: Canadian Heritage and Holidays. (De)Politicizing the Past in Historic Homes - Faye Hammill: John Glassco, Canadian Erotica, and the "Lying Chronicle" - Eva Darias-Beautell: A Descent into Local Splendour? Cultural Exposure in Timothy Taylor's Stanley Park - Liliana Voiculescu : Une societe a redefinir. L'exemple de La traduction est une histoire d'amour de Jacques Poulin - Pilar Somacarrera: Exposed or Transposed? Translation and the Reception of English-Canadian Literature in Spain - Maria Jesus Hernaez Lerena: Visited Graves in Colonial Cemeteries. The Resurrections of Marguerite de Roberval.