Greenwor(l)ds: Ecocritical Readings of Canadian Women's Poetry
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English
ISBN
978-1-55238-665-1
CONTENTS
PREFACE
INTRODUCTION: A Literary History of Nature
1 POETIC CONSCIOUSNESS
1 Double Voice, Single Vision: Ecopoetic Subjectivity and Margaret Atwood's The Journals of Susanna Moodie
2 Mother Nature, Daughter Culture: Marjorie Pickthall's Quest for Poetic Identity
3 Noble and Ignoble Savagery: Patriarchy and Primitivism in the Poetry of Constance Lindsay Skinner
2 ECOLOGICAL CONSCIOUSNESS
4 The Task of Poetic Mediation: Revisiting Dorothy Livesay's Early Poetry
5 The Ecological Vision of Isabella Valancy Crawford: A Reading of Malcolm's Katie
6 "time is, the delta": Steveston in Historical and Ecological Context
3 ECOCRITICAL CONSCIOUSNESS
7 Feminist Ecocritique as Forensic Archaeology: Digging in Critical Graveyards and Phyllis Webb's Gardens
8 Tracing the Terrestrial in the Early Work of P.K. Page: A Feminist Psychoanalytic Ecoreading
9 Confronting the Green Indian: Aboriginal Poetry and Canadian Literary Tradition
10 Recovering the Body, Reclaiming the Land: Marilyn Dumont's Halfbreed Poetic
AFTERWORD: Does Nature Matter?
ENDNOTES
WORKS CITED
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