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Littérature canadienne

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The Blind Assassin

Margaret Atwood

2000 ★ 3.7

Northern experience and the myths of Canadian culture

Renée Hulan

2002

Major Canadian authors

David Stouck

1984

When Canadian literature moved to New York

Nicholas J. Mount

2005

Fifty years of theatre in Canada

Robertson Davies

1980

Echo

Joseph Pivato

2003

Before the Country

Stephanie McKenzie

2007

Les sauvages américains

Gordon M. Sayre

1997

Canadian leaves

G. M. Fairchild

1887

Writing memory

Lorne Shirinian

2000

Collaboration in the Feminine

Barbara Godard

1994

Sui Sin Far/Edith Maude Eaton

Annette White Parks

1995

Five-part invention

E. D. Blodgett

2003

Context North America

Camille R. La Bossière

1997

Meet Canadian authors & illustrators

Allison Gertridge

1994

Other solitudes

Linda Hutcheon

1990

The Cambridge companion to Canadian literature

Eva-Marie Kröller

2004

In defence of art

Louis Dudek

1988

The Canadian modernists meet

Dean Irvine

2005

Canaanite parallels in the book of Psalms

John Hastings Patton

1944

Encyclopedia of literature in Canada

W. H. New

2002

Biting the error

Mary Burger

2004

Survival

Margaret Atwood

1972 ★ 4.3

Odysseys Home 2

George Elliot Clarke

2012

"Collecting stamps would have been more fun"

Sinclair Ross

2010

The Immigrant Experience in North American Literature

Stories of the Uprooted by Katherine Payant

1999

Gothic Canada

Justin D. Edwards

2005

Moving targets

Margaret Atwood

2004

Momaday, Vizenor, Armstrong

Hartwig Isernhagen

1999

The Oxford anthology of Canadian literature -- second edition

Robert Weaver, Margaret Atwood, William Toye

1981

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