Gaining ground : European critics on Canadian literature

Gaining ground : European critics on Canadian literature

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Datum

1985

Herausgeber:innen

Kroetsch, Robert

Nischik, Reingard M.

ISBN

0-920316-79-4

Verlag

NeWest Press

Schriftenreihe

Western Canadian literary documents;6

URI (zitierfähiger Link)

http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:bsz:352-149862

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Literatur-, Kunst- und Medienwissenschaften

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Zusammenfassung

Canadian Studies has firmly established itself at Canadian universities during the 1970s – and has also been gaining ground in Europe. In this pioneering volume, European scholars of Canadian literature offer a fascinating vista on the state of Canadian Studies in Europe. The first section of the book features articles on Canadian writers and their works, such as Rudy Wiebe, Margaret Atwood, Aritha van Herk, Alice Munro, and Stephen Leacock. The second section presents a first-time survey of the organizational state of Canadian Studies in Europe, investigating programs and publications on Canadian Literature in Europe, structured by individual countries.

Fachgebiet (DDC)

810 Englische Literatur Amerikas

Schlagwörter

Canadian Literature, Reception Studies

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KROETSCH, Robert, ed., Reingard M. NISCHIK, ed., 1985. Gaining ground : European critics on Canadian literature. NeWest Press. ISBN 0-920316-79-4

BibTex

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  year={1985},
  isbn={0-920316-79-4},
  publisher={NeWest Press},
  series={Western Canadian literary documents;6},
  title={Gaining ground : European critics on Canadian literature},
  editor={Kroetsch, Robert and Nischik, Reingard M.},
  note={Extracts from Reviews: "All of these essays could have been published in the best Canadian journals. They show an acute awareness of critical theory that is sometimes lacking in similar Canadian work. An excellent collection." – Geert Lernout, The Canadian Forum --- "The essays cover a fascinating range of topics. In her survey of CanLit studies in European universities, Nischik has made some intriguing discoveries." – William French, The Globe and Mail --- "Stimulating and original contributions. Gaining Ground signals a breakthrough in the academic acceptance of Canadian literary studies abroad." – W.J. Keith, Journal of Canadian Studies --- "Serious readers of Canadian literature have cause to be grateful to Robert Kroetsch and Reingard Nischik for focusing attention in Gaining Ground on significant studies ... currently being produced by European scholars. ... [The collection] not only offers a timely survey of the state of Canadian literary studies in about twenty European countries, but also presents evidence of the scope and maturity of scholarly interest." – Stanley S. Atherton, Canadian Literature}
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Kommentar zur Publikation

Extracts from Reviews: "All of these essays could have been published in the best Canadian journals. They show an acute awareness of critical theory that is sometimes lacking in similar Canadian work. An excellent collection." – Geert Lernout, The Canadian Forum --- "The essays cover a fascinating range of topics. In her survey of CanLit studies in European universities, Nischik has made some intriguing discoveries." – William French, The Globe and Mail --- "Stimulating and original contributions. Gaining Ground signals a breakthrough in the academic acceptance of Canadian literary studies abroad." – W.J. Keith, Journal of Canadian Studies --- "Serious readers of Canadian literature have cause to be grateful to Robert Kroetsch and Reingard Nischik for focusing attention in Gaining Ground on significant studies ... currently being produced by European scholars. ... [The collection] not only offers a timely survey of the state of Canadian literary studies in about twenty European countries, but also presents evidence of the scope and maturity of scholarly interest." – Stanley S. Atherton, Canadian Literature