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The Routledge Handbook of Black Canadian Literature

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Autores: Andrea A. Davis (ed. lit.), Leslie Sanders (ed. lit.)
Editores: Taylor & Francis Group, Routledge
Año de publicación: 2025
País: Estados Unidos
Idioma: inglés
ISBN: 9780367742003
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Listado de artículos

- Introduction: Black Canadian Literature and the World
  Andrea A. Davis
  - Resumen
  págs. 1-11
- Part I. Establishing a Canon
  - The Code That Limits: Black Canadian Anthologizing and Anthologies
    Sharon Morgan Beckford
    - Resumen
    págs. 15-42
  - Black Small Press Literary Publishing in English Canada
    Stephen Cain
    - Resumen
    págs. 43-54
  - Palimpsests of Nation and Diaspora: Black Writing in Canada and Canadian Literatures
    Paul Barrett
    - Resumen
    págs. 55-74
  - Afropolitanism and the African Immigrant in the African-Canadian Literary Canon
    Amatoritsero Ede
    - Resumen
    págs. 75-94
- Part II. Black Literary Geographies
  - Black Maritime—Africadian—Literature: An Introduction
    George Elliot Clarke
    - Resumen
    págs. 97-114
  - Black Canadian Literature in Francophone Quebec
    Susan Irel, Patrice J. Proulx
    - Resumen
    págs. 115-133
  - Jazz, Diaspora, and the History and Writing of Black Anglophone Montreal
    Winfried Siemerling
    - Resumen
    págs. 134-150
  - Writing Toronto
    Darcy Ballantyne
    - Resumen
    págs. 151-161
  - From Absence to Abundance: Recovering the Black Prairie Archive, 1872–2023
    Karina Vernon
    - Resumen
    págs. 162-183
  - “It Is Arrogant to Disappear”: A Humble Re-Visioning of Black Literature in British Columbia
    David Chariandy
    - Resumen
    págs. 184-196
- Part III. Genre and Modes of Writing
  - Slave Narratives as a Transnational Genre
    Nele Sawallisch
    - Resumen
    págs. 199-211
  - Post-Slavery and the Making of the Black Canadian Novel, 1850s–1990
    Jennifer Harris
    - Resumen
    págs. 212-229
  - African-Canadian Poetry in English: 1890–2000
    George Elliot Clarke
    - Resumen
    págs. 230-247
  - Black Canadian Children's Literature: Evolution, Writers, and Impact
    Janet Seow
    - Resumen
    págs. 248-260
  - Writing Black Canada: An Unfinished Project of Freedom
    Andrea A. Davis
    - Resumen
    págs. 261-284
- Part IV. Performance and Voice
  - Speak OurStory! 12 Poet-to-Poet Conversations on the Legacy, the Now, and Future of Black Canadian Dub Poetry and Spoken Word
    Wendy Motion Brathwaite
    - Resumen
    págs. 287-311
  - National and Diasporic Dialogues: Black Canadian Drama and Theatre
    Jacqueline Petropoulos
    - Resumen
    págs. 312-327
  - Rising, Lifting, Resisting: A History of Black Dramatic Feature Filmmaking in Canada
    Andrea Medovarski
    - Resumen
    págs. 328-342
- Part V. Major Writers of Influence
  - Marie-Célie Agnant
    Susan Irel, Patrice J. Proulx
    - Resumen
    págs. 345-353
  - “The Abacus of Her Eyelids”: Dionne Brand's Poetics
    Christina Sharpe
    - Resumen
    págs. 354-373
  - Dionne Brand: Ambivalent Novelizations
    Eshe Mercer James
    - Resumen
    págs. 374-387
  - After Canadian Multiculturalism: David Chariandy
    Rinaldo Walcott
    - Resumen
    págs. 388-395
  - Austin Clarke's “Out-a-Order”: Poetics and the Archiving of Black Lives
    Michael A. Bucknor
    - Resumen
    págs. 396-409
  - George Elliott Clarke: A Biocritical Examination
    Joseph Pivato
    - Resumen
    págs. 410-425
  - Wayde Compton: From Archive to Innovation in the Black British Columbian Lived Imaginary
    Heather Smyth
    - Resumen
    págs. 426-443
  - Esi Edugyan: Black Fugitivity and the Possibility of a Second Life
    María Pilar Cuder Domínguez
    - Resumen
    págs. 445-456
  - Lawrence Hill's Critical Aesthetics of Cultural Resilience
    Ana María Fraile Marcos
    - Resumen
    págs. 458-471
  - “Magic in the Real”: The Speculative Engagements of Nalo Hopkinson
    Mauren Moynagh
    - Resumen
    págs. 472-487
  - Dany Laferrière
    Claire Reising
    - Resumen
    págs. 488-500
  - The Multiplicities of Émile Ollivier: Haitian Tragedies and Montreal Crossroads
    Amanda Perry
    - Resumen
    págs. 501-514
  - Disturbing the Peace, Caring for the Word
    M. NourbeSe Philip
    - Resumen
    págs. 515-533
  - Makeda Silvera: Prioritizing Marginalized Voices
    Eshe Mercer James
    - Resumen
    págs. 534-542

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