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A "Little World" in Decadence: Marjorie Pickthall’s Poems on Nature and on Religion
Marjorie Pickthall’s Poems Nature
2014/1/18
The poetry of Marjorie Pickthall (1883-1922) was published to exaggerated critical acclaim. A "singing bird" of "lyrical genius" (Ritchie 158), she was for some the "greatest" poet to appear in thirty...
Whenever Bliss Carman is mentioned in Canadian studies, Ezra Pound’s admiration for this much neglected late romantic or aesthete is mentioned as evidence of his merit. But so far as I have been able ...
A. M. Klein and the "Fibbiest Fabricator of Them All"
A. M. Klein Fibbiest Fabricator of Them All
2014/1/18
In 1948 the Jewish-Canadian poet A. M. Klein published a review in verse form of Ezra Pound’s Cantos that was at once a homage and a parody. The idea for this poem entitled "Cantabile" may have origin...
Upsetting an Already Unquiet Bed: Contextualizing Dorothy Livesay’s "Zambia."
Zambia Contextualizing Dorothy
2014/1/18
The "Zambia" cycle in The Unquiet Bed (1967) can be read as a fairly liberal account of Dorothy Livesay’s experiences in Zambia from 1960 to 1963. Yet the poems are also open to less generous readings...
Phyllis Webb, Reader Trouble, and Gender Trouble
Phyllis Webb Reader Trouble Gender Trouble
2014/1/18
When I first learned about the publication of this book, I found myself recalling the title of an article written years ago by Philip Larkin, "Wanted: Good Hardy Critic." Not that the two are readily ...
Past-present-future: to resign consciousness of any part of the temporal continuity permanently is to lose consciousness of humanity. In "The Mother of the Muses" (1991), a poem dedicated to the memor...
Much has been written about this extraordinary Mohawk poet-performer since her death in 1913. Most of it has been interpretive and subjective. I believe the time has arrived for Pauline to regain her ...
Imagining 'Us': Power, Justice and Community in Canadian Literature
Imagining 'Us': Power Canadian Literature
2014/1/18
Jonathan Kertzer’s Worrying the Nation: Imagining a National Literature in English Canada is an engaging critical work concerned with national literary histories, particularly English Canada’s. As a p...
How I Wrote One of My Poems
Poems Riffling Coal Harbour
2014/1/18
Recently I was looking through my diary as I seldom do, and fell upon early October of 1962. U.S. president Kennedy would be starting the Cuban missile crisis in three weeks. The Berlin wall had bee...
As anyone will know who has recently had reason to visit the web site of the English Department at the University of Western Ontario, Canadian Poetry is going online. Thanks to the concerted efforts a...
It has long been recognized that Archibald Lampman’s "Among the Timothy" has a kind of psychology at its core. The poem’s references to "moods," "brain," "thought," "dream," and "will" are frequent en...
Towards the end of the Preface to The Picturesque and the Sublime: a Poetics of the Canadian Landscape, Susan Glickman writes: "[i]t is the argument of this book that eighteenth-century aesthetic conv...
he Politics of Nature: Archibald Lampman’s Socialism
he Politics of Nature Archibald Lampman’s Socialism
2014/1/18
In the Winter 1952 issue of the Toronto literary magazine New Frontiers, the anthologist and critic Margaret Fairley surveyed some of the principal trends and artists in the Canadian cultural heritage...
Duncan Campbell Scott’s first book of poetry, The Magic House and Other Poems, was published in Canada in 1893.1 In addition to having been issued in a banner year for Canadian poetry,2 this book was ...
William Robe, Quebec
William Robe Quebec
2014/1/18
William Robe (1765-1820) is now remembered primarily as the designer of two Georgian buildings in Quebec City: the Anglican Cathedral of the Holy Trinity and the circular market in the City’s Upper To...