Articulating West : essays on purpose and form in modern Canadian literature
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New Press,
Toronto :
1972.
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- Physical Description: xxvi, 282 pagesprint
- Publisher: Toronto : New Press, 1972.
- Bibliography, etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references
- Formatted Contents Note: A life and four landscapes : Frederick John Niven.--Carol Coates Cassidy and the form dispute the idenity of articulation : Pratt's Towards the last spike.-A feeling of completion : aspects of W.O. Mitchell.--Sinclair Ross's ambivalent world.--The genius of place and time : the fiction of Ethel Wilson.--The irony of order : Ethel Wilson's The innocent traveller.--The storm and after : MacLennan's Barometer rising.--The apprenticeship of discovery ; Richler and MacLennan.--Winter and the night people : return of the sphinx.--The disappoointed decade.-- Six Canadian poets.--A fiction chronicle : Art politics, artifice and experience.--The studhorse quests.--Lowy, the Cabbala and Charles Jones.--Gabriola : Malcolm Lowry's Floating Island.--Life and time : Laurence's The stone angel.--Equatorial zones and polar opposites.--The mind's eye (I's) (Ice) : the poetry of Margaret Avison.--Marker of order, prisoner of dreams : the poetry of Earle Birney