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“All contemporary works of art,” the late Marxist critic Fredric Jameson observed, “have as their underlying impulse — albeit in what is often distorted and repressed unconscious form — our deepest fantasies about the nature of social life, both as we live it now, and as we feel in our bones it ought rather to be lived” (147). […]
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New articles have been added to the dossier from the 2024 and 2025 Study Days. […]
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“The word translation means to carry across. Presumably, a body of water” ainsi écrit Domique Bernier-Cormier, jeune poète « de l’Acadie » né au Québec et vivant in British Columbia dans les ‘Notes on translation’ (9) qui ouvrent son dernier recueil Entre Rive and Shore (2023). […]
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I am now a literary scholar by trade, though when I first became interested in reading and even early on in my academic studies, I aspired—naively, perhaps—to be a creative writer, one that would connect with readers in exploring questions of culture and identity, especially. […]
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This is an abridged version of a talk I recently gave on how a move to Moncton, New Brunswick, in 1987, at the age of 14 years, permanently shaped my outlook on art and life. […]
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