Volume 36, Number 1 (2011)

• Front Matter

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Articles

• Introduction: Adolescence in Canadian Literature

  Heather Snell, Heidi Butler, John Clement Ball, Jennifer Andrews

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• Terry Fox and the National Imaginary: Reading Eric Walters’s Run

  Tanis MacDonald

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• Growing up in Nature: Health and Adolescent Dance in L.M. Montgomery’s Emily Series

  Jenn Macquarrie

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• Mobilizing the Power of the Unseen: Imagining Self / Imagining Others in L.M. Montgomery’s Anne of Green Gables

  Lesley Clement

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• Ravines and the Conscious Electrified Life of Houses: Margaret Atwood’s Suburban Künstlerromane

  Cheryl Cowdy

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• "Hello, abattoir!": Becoming Through Slaughter in Miriam Toews’s A Complicated Kindness

  Ella Soper

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• "On the Cusp": Liminality and Adolescence in Arthur Slade’s Dust, Bill Richardson’s After Hamelin, and Kit Pearson’s Awake and Dreaming

  Deborah Wills, Amy Bright

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• "We’re writing our own stories": An Examination of Youth Writing in Our Story: The Canadian Aboriginal Writing Challenge

  Jennifer Hardwick

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• John Richardson’s Unlikely Narrative of Nationhood: History, the Gothic, and Sport as Prophecy in Wacousta

  Michael Buma

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• Saying Goodbye to Mariposa: Robertson Davies’s Deptford and the Small-Town Convention

  Ryan Porter

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• The Sacrificial Poetics of A.J.M. Smith

  Claudine Gélinas-Faucher

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• La « Belle Bête » de la littérature contemporaine : la présence de l’animal dans les romans de Marie-Claire Blais

  Eva Pich Ponce

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• Delirious Cities: Lisa Robertson’s Occasional Work and Seven Walks from the Office for Soft Architecture

  Geoffrey Hlibchuk

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• Notes on Contributors

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• Back Matter

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