Canada and Beyond

A Journal of Canadian Literary and Cultural Studies

Editor:
Ediciones Universidad de Salamanca
Ejournal: Canada and Beyond
Lloc de publicació: Salamanca , Spain
Lloc de publicació: Salamanca , Spain
Any de publicació: 2022
Nº: 11
Pàgines: 207

Cover
Staff
Table of Contents
Editorial
Splitting Selves: Crip Time and the Temporalities of Disability in Georgia Webber’s Dumb: Living Without a Voice
- The Temporalities of Disability
- “Who am I without it?”: Georgia and Her Split Selves
- “The slower you go, the more you’ll feel”: Creativity and Crip Time
- Works Cited
Towards Horizontal Relationships: Anarcha Indigenism, Decolonial Animal Ethic, and Indigenous Veganism
- Introduction
- Anarcha-Indigenism: An Emerging Framework
- Decolonial Animal Ethic
- Indigenous Veganism
- Global Solidarity Network
- Artivism
- Anarcha-Indigenism: Challenges
- Conclusion
- Works Cited
“Catherine Tekakwitha, who are you?” — The Indigenous Female Body in the Colonial and Post-Colonial Imagination of Leonard Cohen’s Beautiful Losers
- Introduction
- The Colonial Gaze of the Indigenous Woman
- “Naturellement chrétienne”—The Savage Saint
- “Like a well-raised French girl!”—The History of Tekakwitha
- Catherine Tekakwitha as Muse
- “Do I have any right?” – Sexualizing the Indigenous Woman
- Conclusion
- Works Cited
Inuit Sentinels: Examining the Efficacy of (Life) Writing Climate Change in Sheila Watt-Cloutier’s The Right to Be Cold
- Ways of Being on the Land: A Life Story of Transformations in the Canadian Arctic
- Confronting the Climate Crisis: A Global Call to Action
- Affect as an Autobiographical Approach
- Conclusion
- Works Cited
The Plants are Plotting: Political Orders in Ostenso’s Wild Geese
- Plant Politics
- Crop Cultivators
- Following Flax
- Beyond the farm, beyond patriarchy
- Complicity is complexity
- Flax’s final act
- Works Cited
Beautiful the beauty—Dionne Brand’s Theory and Canisia Lubrin’s Voodoo Hypothesis
- i. Thesis x: Beauty is not the absence of ugliness in the physical terrain of Canisia Lubrin’s poetry collection Voodoo Hypothesis
- ii. Theory x: All the beautiful pages written on the human bodies of Dionne Brand’s novel Theory
- Concluding remarks
- Works Cited
It’s All About the Body: Zombification and the Male Gaze in Oryx and Crake and Brown Girl in the Ring
- Works cited
Neo-Cosmopolitan Tidalectics as Planetary Poetics in Kaie Kellough’s Magnetic Equator
- Works Cited
Emergent Critical Strategies Against the Nation-Trap: The Digitization of Literary Apocalyptic Affects and Larissa Lai’s The Tiger Flu
- Reflecting on the Influence of National Structures; Digitizing Literary Apocalypse
- Sieve Reading The Tiger Flu: The Post-Apocalyptic Nation
- Conclusion
- Works Cited
“Civilizing” the “Barbaric” Child: The Case of the Khadrs
- Methodology
- Omar Khadr
- Khadr Family Background
- Maha Elsamnah: Framing the “Mother of Terror”
- The Metaphorical Adoption
- Conclusion
- Works Cited
Contributors
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