Comparing Grief in French, British and Canadian Great War Fiction (1977-2014) offers a
comparative analysis of twenty-three First World War novels. Engaging with such themes as …

The first chapter of Jane Urquhart's novel The Stone Carvers (2001) begins with a group of
women engaged in an act of storytelling about the origins of their village. The women …

The purpose of this article is to examine selected WWI Canadian novels published in the last
forty years in relation to a transnational trauma paradigm. My contention is that, similarly to …

Résumé L'objet du présent article est d'esquisser les tendances dans les recherches sur le
Canada dans la Première Guerre mondiale dont une nouvelle dynamique se laisse …

Abstrakt (y) The article is a comparative analysis of The Stone Carvers (2001) by Canadian
author Jane Urquhart and The Wing of Night (2005) by Australian writer Brenda Walker …

Abstract This dissertation examines Native North American historical novels as instrumental
in realizing Native self-determination. The research presented considers literature as both …

Abstract This article revisits Jane Urquhart's 2001 novel The Stone Carvers in light of the
Conservative Party of Canada's reframing of national identity, particularly its emphasis on …

Since the landmark success of Timothy Findley's novel The Wars (1977), a substantial
number of Anglo-Canadian novels and plays have dealt with the First World War and have …

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In 2008, Stephen Harper, then Prime Minister of Canada, delivered an official apology for
the Indian Residential School system (1883 to 1996). This was the first formal apology from …