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Middle Brow Canada- Back Again & More Topical Than Ever

Posted by By Admin @ MiddleBrowCanada January 23, 2022Posted inBlogNo Comments
Middle Brow Canada is back again. The Domain expired, but the content was too good to die .So we will bringing it back shortly In the mean time, you can…
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Hemispheric Travel and the Imaginary: the Literatures of Canada and Québec

Posted by By Admin @ MiddleBrowCanada December 19, 2012Posted inBlogNo Comments
Marie Vautier, Professor Department of French University of Victoria This presentation will “push the boundaries” of the time-frame for the Canadian and Québécois texts to be analysed in the major…
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New York Middlebrow: Selling the Modern Library series to the Canadian Market

Posted by By Admin @ MiddleBrowCanada November 14, 2012Posted inBlogNo Comments
Lise Jaillant, PhD Candidate Department of English University of British Columbia The Modern Library, a uniform series of reprints created in New York in 1917, was marketed as a sophisticated…
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Home as Middle Ground in Adaptations of Two Early Twentieth-Century Middlebrow Novels

Posted by By Admin @ MiddleBrowCanada October 13, 2012Posted inBlogNo Comments
Wendy Roy, Associate Professor College of Arts and Sciences University of Saskatchewan Homi Bhabha begins “The World and the Home,” his essay about nationalism, postcolonialism, and the unhomely, with a…
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Montreal Modern: Sanitized Images in English Canadian Periodicals, 1950-1970

Posted by By Admin @ MiddleBrowCanada September 13, 2012Posted inBlogNo Comments
Will Straw, Director McGill Institute for the Study of Canada McGill University It is well known that periodicals of low esteem, both Canadian and non-Canadian, regularly covered Montreal, during the…
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Geolocating Little Magazines: Some Thoughts on the Value of Mapping Technologies and Periodical Studies

Posted by By Admin @ MiddleBrowCanada September 12, 2012Posted inBlogNo Comments
Anouk Lang, Lecturer School of Humanities (English Studies) University of Strathclyde The digitization of literary texts and periodicals brings with it exciting possibilities, including the ability to create visualizations of…
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The Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory Project: Scaling Up Collaboration Online

Posted by By Admin @ MiddleBrowCanada August 15, 2012Posted inBlogNo Comments
Susan Brown, Professor College of Arts University of Guelph Words move. They move us to understand Canada’s tradition and diversity. They move our perceptions and our subjectivities. They move roughly…
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Canadian Middlebrow Goes Motorcycling: Creative Nonfiction from Magazine to Book

Posted by By Admin @ MiddleBrowCanada July 19, 2012Posted inBlogNo Comments
Ted Bishop, Professor Dept. of English and Film Studies University of Alberta Narrative nonfiction uses the elements of traditional, objective nonfiction (reportage, exposition, critical analysis) and combines them with the…
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Eating Vietnam: Souvenir-Literature, the Tourist Gaze, and Book Club Readers in Camilla Gibb’s The Beauty of Humanity Movement

Posted by By Admin @ MiddleBrowCanada June 15, 2012Posted inBlogNo Comments
Hannah McGregor, PhD Candidate School of English and Theatre Studies University of Guelph This paper will examine representations of tourism and the “foreign” culture of Vietnam in Camilla Gibb’s 2010…
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Trafficking Literature: Mobility and Middlebrow Modernity in BP Magazine

Posted by By Admin @ MiddleBrowCanada May 19, 2012Posted inBlogNo Comments
Victoria Kuttainen, Senior Lecturer Department of English James Cook University Accounts of the transatlantic “moveable feast” of the Lost Generation in Paris tend to eclipse the myriad sorts of travel—and…
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