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         Canadian Literature:     more books (100)
  1. Towards a Canadian literature: Essays, editorials, and manifestos
  2. Earle Birney (Studies in Canadian literature, 11) by Frank Davey, 1971
  3. Canadian Literature No. 79 Winter, 1978 by W. H. (ed) New, 1978
  4. The Role of woman in Canadian literature (Themes in Canadian literature)
  5. The Immigrant experience (Themes in Canadian literature)
  6. Canadian Literature : A Quarterly of criticism and Review No. 141 - Summer 1994 - Strangers and Strange Voices by W.H. (Editor) New, 1994
  7. The Frontier experience (Themes in Canadian literature)
  8. Canadian Exploration Literature
  9. Selected Essays on German Literature (Canadian Studies in German Language and Literature, Volume 34) by Hermann Boschenstein, 1986-05
  10. Kanata: An anthology of Canadian children's literature
  11. Canadian humour and satire (Themes in Canadian literature)
  12. Western Moods (Western Canadian Literature for Youth)
  13. Native peoples in Canadian literature (Themes in Canadian literature)
  14. Northern Spring: The Flowering of Canadian Literature by George Woodcock, 1987-06

101. Babelloyd.com -- Like It Is - 3 May, 2003, Canadian Literature And Culture
Like It Is 3 May, 2003 canadian literature and Culture. The guy who sent out the link scored eighteen right, and his livelihood is in canadian literature.
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"Pick up a Canadian book" I recently received an e-mail, via the Writers' Guild of Alberta discussion group, that contained a link to a quiz on Canadian Literature. The 30-question quiz is hosted byHistory Television and it racks your score for you. You can take the quiz at Http://www.historytelevision.ca/quizzes/canadianAuthors/.
The guy who sent out the link scored eighteen right, and his livelihood is in Canadian Literature. I work in Canada's book business and I got fifteen right. These results got me to thinking about books, reading, Literature, literacy, and the "average" Canadian.
First of all, everyone who knew that Canada Book Week ended on April 27, raise your hand. Now everyone who knew that April is Canada's national poetry month raise your hand (if you have a hand up, raise the other one).

102. MAIS - Course: ENGL 551
3 Comparative canadian literature Delivery Mode Individualized-Study Precluded course ENGL 551 cannot be taken for credit if credit has already been
http://www.athabascau.ca/mais/syllabi/engl551.html

ENGL 551
3 - Comparative Canadian Literature
Delivery Mode: Individualized-Study
Precluded course: ENGL 551 cannot be taken for credit if credit has already been obtained for Athabasca University’s ENGL 451. English 551 is a further study of Canada's ethnic minority writing in the context of the on-going discourse between English Canada and Quebec. Among the topics to be examined are: the nature of Canada's national literature, racial questions, the diversity of Canadian culture, nationalism in both English Canada and Quebec, and identity. English 551 is unique in its emphasis on the relationship between English - Canadian and French - Canadian writing, and on the exploration of ethnic minority writing and the immigrant experience in Canada. A number of theories on ethnic minority writing will be discussed. It is assumed that students in English 551 have some knowledge of Canadian literature and history. English 551 will be of particular interest to students in the following MAIS areas of inquiry: Cultural Studies or Canadian Studies.

103. Athabasca University: Course Syllabus, English 302
English (ENGL) 302 Introduction to canadian literature. Delivery mode Individualized study. A New Anthology of canadian literature in English.
http://www.athabascau.ca/html/syllabi/engl/engl302.htm
English (ENGL) 302
Introduction to Canadian Literature
Delivery mode: Individualized study Credits: 6 - Humanities Prerequisite: ENGL 211 and ENGL 212 or equivalent first year English course(s) are strongly recommended but not required. Centre: Centre for Language and Literature Challenge for Credit: ENGL 302 has a Challenge for Credit option.
Overview
Outline Evaluation Course Materials ... Course Availability
Overview
Note: Since this is a senior course, we expect students to have good reading and writing skills as well as the basic critical tools and knowledge of literary forms and techniques that are acquired in an introductory university English literature course like Athabasca University's English 211 and Students who do not have the recommended credits in an introductory English literature course may experience significant difficulty with the essay assignments and examinations.
Outline
  • Unit 1 Prose: Frontier Experiences Unit 2 Prose: The Developing Canadian Community Unit 3 Poetry Unit 4 Prose: The Urban Experience Unit 5 Drama Unit 6 Affinities Between the Literary and Visual Arts
Evaluation
To receive credit for ENGL 302, students must achieve a composite course grade of at least

104. Beyond Silence: Chinese Canadian Literature In English By Eleanor Ty
Beyond Silence Chinese canadian literature in English Lien Chao. TSAR. xiv, 206. Beyond Silence Chinese canadian literature in English. Lien Chao. TSAR.
http://www.utpjournals.com/product/utq/701/silence119.html
Published in University of Toronto Quarterly - Volume 70 Number 1, Winter 2000/01- Letters in Canada. To see more articles and book reviews from this and other journals visit UTPJOURNALS online at UTPJOURNALS.com Beyond Silence: Chinese Canadian Literature in English Lien Chao. TSAR. xiv, 206. $21.95
Reviewed in University of Toronto Quarterly by ELEANOR TY
Chao is most ardent when she critiques the `west,' `patriarchy,' and `Canadian history.' She is more ambivalent and less successful at providing a reading of what she sees as `erotica' in the works of Evelyn Lau. In Lau's dark, sexual fantasies, the argument about the `collective self' and the political impetus of Chinese Canadian writing which Chao highlighted in earlier chapters no longer holds. Beyond Silence provides us with a good and comfortable place to start, but the ever-expanding corpus of excellent works by Asian Canadians invites more studies, more complex theoretical models to understand racialized identities.

105. English Canadian Literature
English canadian literature. This guide is a list of some of the reference tools available for study and research in the field of English canadian literature.
http://www.ubishops.ca/library_info/English-Canadian-Literature.htm
L I B R A R Y
English Canadian Literature This guide is a list of some of the reference tools available for study and research in the field of English Canadian Literature. This is not a complete list of the available material and does not include any items that can be circulated. Other materials can be found by consulting BORIS, the Library's online catalogue. For works by a particular author, search under the author's name or the title of the work. For works about an author or his writings, search under the author's name as subject, or under the subject itself. To find books on the shelves, look for call numbers in the appropriate range (PN and PS 8000.) The Library's periodical holdings in Canadian Literature can be accessed using BORIS by typing in the title of the periodical sought. The current issues of the journals are shelved in the Periodicals Room off the Main Lobby; older issues are bound and shelved on the basement level in call number order. NOTE: The call number after each entry in this Guide denotes the location of the book in the Library. Most of the items listed here are available in the Reference Room as indicated by the location designation “Ref.”

106. Michigan State University Press | French-Canadian Literature | Jane Moss
Jonathan Weiss. Click here to learn more about this author. Frenchcanadian literature. Jane Moss. Jonathan Weiss. The ACSUS Papers.
http://msupress.msu.edu/bookTemplate.php?bookID=242

107. Class PS8000: Canadian Literature
Class PS8000 canadian literature. Dictionaries. 8021, Theory and principles of the study of canadian literature. 8023, History of Canadian literary history.
http://staff.library.mun.ca/staff/toolbox/tables/PS8000.htm
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Class PS8000: Canadian literature
Based on: Class PS8000 : a classification for Canadian literature . 2nd ed. Ottawa : National Library of Canada, 1978. DSS Cat. No. SN3-66/1978. ISBN 0-660-01659-1. GENERAL Periodicals.
Only periodicals devoted exclusively to creative literature and literary history and criticism are classed here. Includes periodicals devoted to special forms of literature (e.g. Poetry)
Yearbooks. Societies.
Includes societies devoted to special forms of literature (e.g. Poetry). Societies devoted to literature in general are classed in PN21-29.
Congresses.
Collections of monographs, studies, etc.
By several authors.
Including monograph series, Festschriften. By individual authors, .A-.Z.
Encyclopedias. Dictionaries. Theory and principles of the study of Canadian literature. History of Canadian literary history. Biography of historians and critics of Canadian literature.
.A1, Collective .A2-.Z, Individual.
Philosophy, relation to other subjects, etc.

108. Canada Online - Canadian Government News Issues And Services
Study the language, food and music. Explore literature, history and traditions, research genealogy, and read online Frenchcanadian newspapers. From About.com.
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109. University Of Victoria Special Collections
Emphasis on Modern English and AngloIrish literature; Northwest Coast exploration, art, and archaeology; canadian military and southern Vancouver Island literary culture. Located at the University of Victoria in Victoria, B.C.
http://gateway1.uvic.ca/spcoll/sc.html
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Address: McPherson Library Special Collections, P.O. Box 1800, Victoria B.C. V8W 3H5, Canada.
Telephone : (250) 721-8275 (voicemail)
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110. Welcome To CANSCAIP
A national, professional group for people in the field of children's culture. Supports and promotes children's literature through newsletters, workshops, meetings and other information programs.
http://www.canscaip.org/
You currently have Javascript turned off. This page features script to load appropriate stylesheet for your browser and load a randomized illustration that will not function without Javascript turned on. Frequently Asked Questions Join CANSCAIP CANSCAIP Meetings CANSCAIP Publications ... Members/Friends Only Trouble with your password for the Members/Friends Only area? Email the office
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May 26, 2004
May Minutes
The May meeting minutes are up, available as PDF format (440 K) or as Text (36 K) . Only in the Members/Friends section
May 2, 2004
Packaging Your Imagination 20th Anniversary!
The 20th Annual Packaging Your Imagination is coming up November 6th, and we have the info first! Head to the PYI section to read about the speakers, and download the brochure in PDF format!
April 26, 2004
April Minutes
The April meeting minutes are up, in two sizes. The small-ish PDF edition , and really small RTF text . On the newsstand now in the Members/Friends section password protected
April 3, 2004
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The CANSCAIP News , our quarterly newsletter for Members and Friends, is now available on the web before it is even mailed out! Get your piping hot

111. Canadian Romance Authors Network
canadian Romance Authors' Network offers a location for booksellers and readers to learn more about the wealth of great romance literature.
http://www.canadianromanceauthors.com/
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112. Canadian Tamil Literature
Presents translations of Tamil literature.
http://www.pathcom.com/~gthami/writer.htm

113. Hungarian-Canadian Online Resources
HUNCOR Current events, history, literature, current events.
http://www.newforce.ca/huncor/welcome.htm

114. Orthopaedic Division Of The Canadian Physiotherapy Association
Orthopaedic Division information, membership, current issues, research and literature, clinics for sale, job openings, links, bursaries and awards.
http://www.orthodiv.org
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ORTHOPAEDIC DIVISION MISSION The mission statement of the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association is the advancement of orthopaedic physiotherapy through the promotion of excellence in education, practice and research.
- taken from the OD's 5 year plan 1990-95 LATEST NEWS MANITOBA SECTION REPORT See the Members Section for the latest report from the Manitoba section; login required. 2004 ORTHOPAEDIC SYMPOSIUM OF THE CANADIAN PHYSIOTHERAPY ASSOCIATION Movement and Function: Evidence and Clinical Application.
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As of January 1, 2006 candidates of the Advanced Diploma of Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy will be required to complete supervised clinical hours in partial fulfillment of the syllabus. The candidates must be supervised by therapists who already have their Intermediate or Advanced certification. To facilitate contact between candidates and supervising therapists a "Supervising Therapist Contact Page" will be established on the Orthopaedic Division web site. Physiotherapists with the above credentials who are willing to act as supervising therapists are being asked to email either

115. Canadian Poisonous Plants Information System
An interactive, searchable database taken from literature references for over 250 plants that can poison livestock, pets and humans in Canada.
http://res.agr.ca/brd/poisonpl/title.html

Introduction

Interactive

All poisonous plants by Botanical name

All poisonous plants by Common name
...
Canadian Poisonous Plants Information System
by
Derek B. Munro

Biological Informatics Specialist

116. CCL: Welcome!
Advertises a bilingual journal of criticism and review covering canadian books and other media for children.
http://www.uoguelph.ca/ccl/
Welcome to CCL
is a quarterly interdisciplinary journal dedicated to children's literature scholarship, to research in Canadian subjects, and to criticism that examines the increasingly permeable boundaries of "national" literatures in general and of children's literature in particular. In addition to our scholarly articles, each issue contains an extensive review section covering recent Canadian books, drama, and other media for children and young adults. Recent thematic issues include " Children of the Shoah: Holocaust Literature and Education Politics L.M. Montgomery and Popular Culture Potter and Pooh ... Transgressing Gender Norms in Canadian Young Adult Fiction ," and " Shared Characteristics of 'Mainstream' Canadian Children's Fiction We invite you to explore our website, which includes indexes to all our past issues since 1975, including a searchable electronic index ; the full text of our groundbreaking issue on children's literature and censorship subscription and submission information; as well as information about the

117. The Hamilton Association Home Page
canadian notfor-profit offers free public lecture schedule and special events for the Advancement of literature, Science and Art .
http://nebula.on.ca/hamiltonassoc/
The Hamilton Association
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About the Hamilton Association Free Public Lectures Special Events Become a HA Member ... Become a HA Friend Want more information about the Association or our activities?
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You can return to this page from other pages on this site by clicking on the Assocation's Crest.
URL: http://nebula.on.ca/hamiltonassoc/index.htm ~ Updated: 2003-09-21
: While care has been taken in the preparation of the information presented on this web site, the Hamilton Association does not and can not guarantee its accuracy. Anyone accessing this information does so at their own risk. It will be assumed that access indemnifies the Association from any and all injury or damage arising from such use.
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118. Canadian Plywood Association - CANPLY Website
Represents manufacturers of plywood, veneer and composite products in Canada. Member mills, news, literature, services, and contact details.
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119. 19th Century British, American And Canadian Authors
Online verification of first printing of literary first editions by 19th century authors largely known for their work in children's literature.
http://www.buriedantiques.com/19th_century_authors.htm
19th Century British, American and Canadian Authors
Buried Antiques is a book database for verification of first printings of literary first editions by American, British, and Canadian Authors from the 18th century to the present. These authors are largely known for their work in children's literature. Abbott, Jacob
Alcott, Louisa May

Alger, Horatio

Anderson, Hans Christian
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120. Booksforpleasure.com
A canadian ebook publisher providing online literature for all ages.
http://www.booksforpleasure.com
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At Books for Pleasure you will find a wide variety of literature. Some of our books are in electronic format and can be downloaded to your own personal home computer or to a hand-held, portable E-book Reader or Palm PC. Other books on our site have been published by us, or previously published or self-published by the authors themselves, and can be ordered through our website.
Thank you for your visit and please stop by our bookstore and giftshop often to check for new additions.
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Let your children visit Vancouver...
Brock and Becca Vacation In Vancouver (Soft Cover)
By Lois Marlatt, B.A., M.Ed. Join Brock and Becca on the west coast of Canada as they enjoy the many attractions to be found in the city of Vancouver, and on Vancouver Island. Brock's favourite was the time spent in the Aquarium in Stanley Park because he liked the sharks, snakes, and putting his head in a fish tank. Becca thought whale watching out on the ocean was the best. She was the only one who didn't get wet. A fiddler on the roof, and goats on the roof were added enjoyment.
Part of the Brock and Becca series of entertaining and educational books for children set in Canada.

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