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Frederick Philip Grove (New Canadian library. Canadian writers, no. 4) by Ronald Sutherland, 1969 THE LETTERS OF FREDERICK PHILIP GROVE by Desmond (edited by) PACEY, 1976 German Translators: Johann Philipp Abelin, Rudolf Erich Raspe, Martin Luther, Herta Müller, Frederick Philip Grove, Max Müller Frederick Philip Grove by Margaret R. Stobie, 1973-01-01 Frederick Philip Grove by Desmond Pacey, 1945-01-01 Sexualizing power in naturalism: Theodore Dreiser and Frederick Philip Grove.: An article from: American Review of Canadian Studies Frederick Philip Grove: By Desmond Pacey (Canadian men of letters) by Desmond Pacey, 1945 Frederick Philip Grove by Margaret R. Stobie, 1973 Frederick Philip Grove by Douglas O. Spettigue, 1969-01-01 Canadian Translators: Nancy Huston, Peter Jones, Frederick Philip Grove, Felix Douma, Gene Lees, Mathieu de Costa, Robert Bringhurst Three Voices: Margaret Laurence, Gabrielle Roy, Frederick Philip Grove. by Gabrielle Roy, Frederick Philip Grove) Hind-Smith, Joan. (Margaret Laurence, 1975 Fruits of the Earth (New Canadian Library) by Frederick Philip Grove, 1989-08-01 Settlers of the Marsh by Frederick Philip Grove, 1966-01-01 The Master of the Mill by Frederick Philip Grove, 1944-01-01

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61. Irene Gammel - Books - Sexualizing Power
    Sexualizing Power in Naturalism Theodore Dreiser and frederick philip grove. target=newwww.ucalgary.ca/UofC/departments/UP/1895176/1-895176-39-5.html. Synopsis.  
    http://www.upei.ca/~igammel/html/sexualizingpower.html
    
    Extractions: Theodore Dreiser and Frederick Philip Grove target=new www.ucalgary.ca/UofC/departments/UP/1-895176/1-895176-39-5.html Synopsis Sexualizing Power presents a new model for reading modern literary naturalism through the lens of feminist and Foucaultian theory. At a time when modernism was fast becoming the dominant paradigm of literature, Theodore Dreiser (1871-1945) in the United States and Frederick Philip Grove (1879-1948) in Canada resurrected the conventions of naturalism, a European literary movement generally associated with the novelist Emily Zola. Cleverly exploiting naturalism's focus on the physical body, its desires, instincts, and materiality, they zoomed in on the very issues that preoccupied the modern age – sexuality and the New Woman – aggressively pushing the boundaries in representing female and male sexuality in literature in graphically realist forms. By examining such crucial novels and semi-autobiographical writings as Sister Carrie A Gallery of Women Fanny Essler A Search for America (1927) and Settlers of the Marsh (1925), Gammel shows that far from being always frank and liberating in their portrayal of female sexuality, these novels also contained the New Woman's elan, ultimately defending some traditionally male rights that were rapidly coming under siege in the modernist age.

62. Irene Gammel - Books, Research And Education - The Research
    Resources for American Literary Study 26.1 (2000) 110115. Review of Felix Paul Greves Karriere frederick philip grove in Deutschland. Klaus Martens.  
    http://www.upei.ca/~igammel/html/research.html
    
    Extractions: Irene Gammel is a specialist in the literature and culture of the modern era, from 1900 - 1930. Recent projects have examined American Modernism, Avantgarde Poetics, New York Dada, Left Bank Moderns, Modernist Life Writing, urban literature, and modern Naturalism. Her Canadian Studies projects focus on L. M. Montgomery and popular culture. Her research programme is funded by the Humanities and Social Sciences Research Programme of Canada. “Recovering a Forgotten Artist: The Case of Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven.” F eministische Studien . Special issue on Lost Voices. Fall 2004. 20p. “‘Where has my yellow garter gone?’: The Diary of L.M. Montgomery and Nora Lefurgey.” Edited, annotated, and illustrated. The Intimate Life of L. M. Montgomery. Ed. I. Gammel. Toronto: U of Toronto Press, Fall 2004. 77p. “‘I loved Herman Laerd madly’: L. M. Montgomery’s Confession of Desire.”

63. Spiele | Alles Von Frederick Philip Grove 1 | Kaufen
    frederick philip grove Seite 1. Die Bohème. frederick philip grove. Achim von Lösch. Georges Bizet.  
    http://www.computer-spiele-kaufen.de/search/marketplace/books/Frederick_Philip_G

64. CanLinks - Criticism (G)
    grove, frederick philip. Canada s First Bohemian FP grove. By Klaus Martens. frederick philip grove in Kentucky Spartanic Preparations, An Exploration.  
    http://lucking.net/canlinks/cl_criticism_g.htm
    
    Extractions: CanLit Criticism A B C D ... Z -G- Geddes, Gary Gary Geddes' War and other Measures: An Analysis . By Donald R. Bartlett. Canadian Poetry No. 08 (Spring/Summer 1981). Glassco, John Compass of the Catoptric Past: John Glassco, Translator By Camille R. La Bossière. Canadian Poetry No. 13 (Fall/Winter 1983). John Glassco: The Canadian Wordsworth . By John Burnett. Canadian Poetry No. 13 (Fall/Winter 1983). John Glassco's Squire Hardman : a Poem and its Contexts . By Michael Darling. Canadian Poetry No. 13 (Fall/Winter 1983). Troubled Joy: Style and Syntax in Glassco's Poetry . By Ed Jewinski. Canadian Poetry No. 13 (Fall/Winter 1983). The Mirror on the Brothel Wall: John Glassco, Memoirs of Montparnasse . By Stephen Scobie. Canadian Poetry No. 13 (Fall/Winter 1983). Memoirs of Montparnasse : a Reflection of Myself . By Thomas E. Tausky. Canadian Poetry No. 13 (Fall/Winter 1983). Goldsmith, Oliver Oliver Goldsmith's The Rising Village . By Kenneth J. Hughes. Canadian Poetry No. 01 (Fall/Winter 1977). The Rising Village Again . By W. J. Keith. Canadian Poetry No. 03 (Fall/Winter 1978).

65. UBC English: Reading Room Catalogue
    Publications by grove, frederick philip. CATALOGUE NUMBER, TITLE. PR9214.R68.A6.1986, grove, frederick philip. A stranger to my  
    http://www2.english.ubc.ca/rdg_room/auth_rslt.cfm?authpubl=2063

66. Independent Publishers Group
    frederick philip grove by WJ Keith. These studies of Canadian authors fulfill a real need in the study of Canadian literature. Each  
    http://www.ipgbook.com/showbook.cfm?bookid=1550220543

67. The Genesis Of Grove's The Adventure Of Leonard Brodus (1983)
    First publication of the complete text of the only juvenile novel by frederick philip grove. The Adventure of Leonard Broadus / frederick philip grove 5126.  
    http://www.uoguelph.ca/ccl/press/ccp_grove.shtml

68. CCL, No. 27-28 (1982)
    Preface / Leonard grove 4. The Adventure of Leonard Broadus / frederick philip grove 5126. Afterword Genesis of a Boys Book / Mary Rubio 127-57.  
    http://www.uoguelph.ca/ccl/issues/27-28.shtml
    
    Extractions: Acknowledgements / Mary Rubio List of Illustrations Preface / Leonard Grove The Adventure of Leonard Broadus / Frederick Philip Grove Afterword: Genesis of a Boys' Book / Mary Rubio The Publishing History of Leonard Broadus Value and Meaning in Children's Literature / Johan L. Aitken The Metaphor or the Moral? Didacticism in Contemporary Adolescent Fiction / William Blackburn Memories and Pictures of Pioneer Life / Gwyneth Evans All You Need is Love? / Jacquie Hunt Emily Carr / Helen J. Dow Child in the Wilderness / Vivienne Denton Childhood Experience in Canada / Carla Newbould Paul of Porcupine , by Carl L. Hortie

69. Felix Paul Greve - Frederick Philip Grove
    Translate this page Felix Paul Greves Karriere - frederick philip grove in Deutschland. Eine Ausstellung von Professor Dr. Klaus Martens, Lehrstuhlinhaber  
    http://www.sulb.uni-saarland.de/bibliothek/profil/ausstellung/alt/aus-11/

70. Felix Paul Greves Karriere: Frederick Philip Grove In Deutschland
    frederick philip grove in Deutschland .  
    http://www.sulb.uni-saarland.de/bibliothek/profil/ausstellung/alt/aus-11/presse.

71. Lefty Grove --  Encyclopædia Britannica
    Twentyfive players were selected via the voting process; five others were added to , grove, frederick philip Canadian novelist whose fame rests on sombre  
    http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=367804&tocid=0&query=baseball hall of fa

72. FRUITS OF THE EARTH. - Grove, Frederick Philip.
    FRUITS OF THE EARTH. grove, frederick philip. JM Dent and Sons, Toronto, (1933), Ist edition. Author Name grove, frederick philip. Title FRUITS OF THE EARTH.  
    http://www.capricornbooks.ca/si/12307.html
    
    Extractions: 336 pp, small 8vo (7 3/4'' H), hard cover - no dust jacket. Map endpapers. A novel about a Manitoba farming family in the early part of the twentieth century. Interior - light browning to pages, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - light edge wear, spine color heavily faded - gold lettering still legible, scattered watermarks - some causing fading of color on front board. Good sound copy.

73. Welcome To The Frederick Community Foundation!
    Endowment Fund Founded by Bernard L. grove and his Hammond and his two sons, philip and William his 50year accounting career for a frederick County resident  
    http://www.cffredco.org/funds.htm
    
    Extractions: info@cffredco.org Direction to Our Office List of Funds Quick Links The Community Foundation currently has over $23 million in assets under management, held in over 400 different funds. Funds are established by individuals, families, civic organizations, and businesses to benefit the charities of their choice, including scholarship programs, health care providers, human service agencies, educational institutions, arts organizations, houses of worship, recreational activities, and community projects. HOW TO GIVE: Tax-deductible contributions may be made to any of these funds at any time. Checks should be made payable to the Community Foundation and the fund's name inserted in the memo line. To use a credit card, call 301.695.7660.

74. Grove, F.P. Frederick Philip G Grove, F.P. (Frederick Philip) Authors's Books Bo
    grove, FP frederick philip G grove, FP (frederick philip) Authors s Books Book Online Books Shop Your one stop shopping place for all Books and Magazines  
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    Extractions: Home Books Magazines e-Books ... Links 123 Shoppers Online Connelly, Michael French and Indian War General Handwriting ... Speare, Elizabeth George Browse Shop By Merchant AllworthPress Audible.com DiscoveryStore EBooks Entrepreneur FamilyChristianStores HalfPriceComputerBooks Hallmark HazeldenBookplace Ignatius JandR MagazineCity Magazines.com MagMall Maps.com Motorbooks NBAFMagazine TeacherCreated TheNewYorkTimes ValueMags Featured Items The Five Dysfunctions of a Team: A Leadership Fable Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things The Da Vinci Code Full Blast ... How To Win Friends And Influence People Product Search: In Grove, F.P. (Frederick Philip) Books Magazines All Products Home Authors, A-Z ( G ) Grove, F.P. (Frederick Philip) ... Display Images Hide Images (Text Only) Settlers of the Marsh

75. WSP_LITERATURE_FILE
    270. I slapped the horse s rump with my lines frederick philip grove, Over Prairie Trails, McClelland and Stewart Limited, Toronto, 1951, p. 5.  
    http://www2.sfu.ca/sonic-studio/srs/Lit74.html
    
    Extractions: SOUND REFERENCES IN LITERATURE ...I slapped the horse's rump with my lines ... Frederick Philip Grove, Over Prairie Trails, McClelland and Stewart Limited, Toronto, 1951, p. 5. PLACE: Rural Manitoba TIME: 1916 A large bluff of poplars rustled, the wind soughing through the stems with a wailing note. Frederick Philip Grove, Over Prairie Trails, McClelland and Stewart Limited, Toronto, 1951, p. 11. PLACE: Rural Manitoba TIME: 1916 The sudden, reverberating tramp of the horse's feet betrayed that I was crossing a culvert. Frederick Philip Grove, Over Prairie Trails, McClelland and Stewart Limited, Toronto, 1951, p. 12. PLACE: Rural Manitoba TIME: 1916 There was hardly a sound from my vehicle. The buggy was rubber-tired, and the horse selected a smooth ribbon of grass to run on. But from the black forest wall there came the soughing of the wind and the nocturnal rustle of things unknown. And suddenly there came from close at hand a startling sound: a clarion call that tore the veil lying over my mental vision: the sharp, repeated whistle of the whip-poor-will. Frederick Philip Grove

76. Intro1.html
    grove, frederick philip. A Search for America. The New Canadian Library. top. III.4. frederick philip grove s A Search of America. Gammel, Irene.  
    http://www.staff.uni-marburg.de/~kellerw/teaching/prosopagraphy/Syllabus.html
    
    Extractions: Augustine / Chaucer (HA) The First English Autobiography Response Paper Kempe Glenn , "Reexamining" (AR) Female Early Modern Self-Fashioning Kempe Watson From Self-Portraiture to Prosopagraphy Response Paper Patterson Schweikhart Wagner (AR) Elizabethan Selves and Morality Response Paper Whythorne (Presentation: Akca) Greenblatt Mousley (AR), Shore (AR) Early 18th-Century Self-Confidence Response Paper Cibber De Man (AR) Performative Selfhood Cibber Self Into Poetry Response Paper Wordsworth (HA) Haney (AR: Gaiser), Nichols (AR:Tadic) The Addicted Self Response Paper De Quincey (Presentation: Bauer) McDonagh (AR: Giessler) Aesthetic Self-Invention Response Paper Wilde, De Profundis (Presentations: Kanzler, Stein) Buckler (AR: Eichmann), Doylen (AR) Aesthetic Self-Re-Invention Abstract Grove, Wilde "Decay" (Presentations: Lohoefer, Friedrich) Hjartason , "Self" (AR), Williams , "Masks" (AR) Self, Poetry, Therapy Dunn (Presentation: Seip) Dunn , "Autobiographical" (AR), Williams , "They" (AR) Conclusions Download the Bibliography as rtf-file here

77. Review
    Elsa” became known in the 1970s when Douglas O. Spettigue identified her as the onetime wife of the Canadian novelist frederick philip grove, who, in his  
    http://www.canlit.ca/reviews/180/5829_Heidenreich.html

78. Program
    frederick philip grove Modalities of Transculturation TBT 323. Chair Irene Gammel (Prince Edward Island). Paul Hjartarson (Alberta  
    http://www.cautg.org/april98/pro.html
    
    Extractions: Academic sessions and evening programs will take place in the following buildings: Arts (ART), Montpetit (MNT), Morisset (MRT), Simard (SMD), Solstice Bar (UCU), and Tabaret (TBT). May 27 (Wednesday) 19:00 Pre-conference socializing: Solstice Bar UCU 216 May 28 (Thursday) 9:00-12:00 Board meeting ART 141 10:45-12:30 Joint session with the Canadian Comparative Literature Association, (CCLA) and the Association of Canadian College and University Teachers of English (ACCUTE) Frederick Philip Grove: Modalities of Transculturation TBT 323 Chair: Irene Gammel (Prince Edward Island) Paul Hjartarson (Alberta): "The Canonization of 'Frederick Philip Grove' as a Canadian Writer: A Study" Gaby Divay (Manitoba): "F. P. Grove's Literary Beginnings in Canada: His Relations with A. L. Phelps, McClelland, and Graphic Publishers since 1919" Klaus Martens (Saarland): "Blei, Gide, Greve: New Evidence" Richard Cavell (British Columbia): "Passing Queer: The Cultural Transvestism of Felix Paul Greve and F. P. Grove"

79. The Political Graveyard: Index To Politicians: Bruchey To Brunner
    Bruck, philip H. (18451920) of Columbus, Franklin County Bruggerhof, frederick W. of Darien, Fairfield County, Conn Brumbaugh, Martin grove (1862-1930) Born in  
    http://politicalgraveyard.com/bio/bruchhausen-brunner.html
    
    Extractions: Questions? Return to The Political Graveyard main page Index to Politicians: Bruchey to Brunner Bruchey, Robert E. III of Hagerstown, Washington County , Md. Mayor of Hagerstown, Md. , 1997-2001. Still living as of 2001. Bruchhausen, Walter Republican. Presidential Elector for New York, . Still living as of 1952. Bruck, Dennis J. of Clinton Township, Macomb County , Mich. Democrat. Delegate to Democratic National Convention from Michigan, . Still living as of 1996. Bruck, Philip H. of Columbus, Franklin County , Ohio. Born January 6 Mayor of Columbus, Ohio , 1887-90. Died January 6 . Interment at Green Lawn Cemetery , Columbus, Ohio. Bruckel, Louise F. of Avon, Livingston County , N.Y. Democrat. Alternate delegate to Democratic National Convention from New York, Female Presumed deceased Burial location unknown Brucker, Ferdinand Father of Wilber Marion Brucker ; grandfather of Wilber Marion Brucker, Jr. . Born in Bridgeport, Saginaw County , Mich., January 8 . Democrat. Probate judge in Michigan, 1888-96; delegate to Democratic National Convention from Michigan, U.S. Representative from Michigan

80. The Annihilation Fountain Issue #10 - Poetry By Richard Grove
    A found poem from pages 15, 16, 19 and 32 of “Settlers of the Marsh” by frederick philip grove a long lost adopted great uncle.  
    http://capnasty.org/taf/issue10/grove.htm
    
    Extractions: With a powerful force the cereus blossoms spewed heavy perfume into the first orange light of morning, luring the thousands of moths and flies as they whizzed by. The scent of the cereus with its two edges – one a vanilla-like sweetness, the other a curdling – so permeated the air that it could be tasted on the tongue as though it were lapped from a bowl. - p. 152 On this side of morning, the world seemed quieter, as though time had slowed down. The soil smelled damp and rich. There was the buzzing of insects, the flutter of wings and the sounds of a breeze circulating earthly odours. - p. 150 The grapefruit tree trembled. Cold dewdrops flew with the breeze like a sudden rain shower in the dim morning light of dampness. - p. 173 by Richard Grove Found poem from “Cereus Blooms at Night” by Shani Mootoo %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%5 5:20 PM TORONTO An endless stream of people poured off the eastbound King Street car at University Ave. Everyone flushed down the subway stairs as if into a gutter. A current of undulating bodies created an undertow that no individual could resist. Bodies coursed to the subway through underground tributaries the arteries of the city bobbing bodies innocently drawn to their predetermined destinations. Captured trout in a can throbbing, not speaking hardly acknowledging each other’s body-pressed existence mute to the trauma of vulnerability numb to pure unquestioned anonymity. Faces refusing to smile, stared into the confines of close trying hard to ignore their self denial buried as deep as humanly possible in their private knowledge that they will sooner or later spill from the urban river into the comfort of their own pond. By Richard Grove %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

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