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Articles in Winter 1998/1999 issue of Journal of Canadian Studies

• Blindness
  by Hunter, Catherine
• Between the dancer and the dance: Reading the life and work of Margaret Laurence
  by Warwick, Susan J
• Delusion
  by Hunter, Catherine
• "Watching the honey bee at its impatient labors"
  by Johnson, Manly
• confusing identities attributed to Stadacona and Hochelaga, The
  by Pendergast, James F
• On the Ark, The First Night of Stars
  by Lorna Crozier
• Intertextuality in Timothy Findley's Headhunter
  by Brydon, Diana
• "All that is interesting in the Canadas": William Notman's Maple Box Portfolio of stereographic views, 1860
  by Skidmore, Colleen
• Getting lucky with The Wars
  by Charles Foran
• Canadian homosexual, The
  by Goldie, Terry
• "Singing our way out of darkness": Findley's anti-censorship argument in Headhunter
  by Mark Cohen
• "What is there left to say?": Speech and silence in Timothy Findley's Dinner Along the Amazon
  by Heather Sanderson
• Charlie's Poem (from The Piano Man's Daughter)
  by Crozier, Lorna
• La revolution tranquille: rupture ou tournant?
  by Rouillard, Jacques
• "Crossings"
  by Crozier, Lorna
• Art for whose sake? Reading Pound's reputation in Timothy Findley's Famous Last Words and The Trials of Ezra Pound
  by Donna Krolik Hollenberg
• Fever
  by Hunter, Catherine
• On translating Timothy Findley: Of words and worlds
  by Nesida Loyer
• Crossings (for Bill, who told the story, and Tiff)
  by Crozier, Lorna
• Vertigo
  by Hunter, Catherine
• Mind, medicine and the Christian Science controversy in Canada, 1888-1910
  by Jasen, Patricia
• Intertextuality in Timothy Findley's Headhunter
  by Brydon, Diana
• Canadian homosexual [The Wars and Headhunters], The
  by Goldie, Terry
• Spinach with nutmeg: A tribute to Timothy Findley
  by Marnie Woodrow
• It's just a story: Postmodernism, politics and Findley's italics
  by Herb Wyile
• Vanishing Acts II: Queer reading(s) of Timothy Findley's Headhunter and Not Wanted on the Voyage
  by Wendy Pearson
• Crossing with Tiff
  by Crozier, Lorna
• "What it took and took / to be a man": Teaching Timothy Findley and the construction of masculinities
  by Lorraine York
• Poison
  by Hunter, Catherine
• Giving the sickness a name: Reading Timothy Findley's Headhunter and Walker Percy's The Thanatos Syndrome as diagnostic fictions
  by Jeoffrey S Bull
• "Lest we forget": war and meaning in English Canada, 1885-1914
  by Maroney, Paul
• Paralysis
  by Hunter, Catherine
• Woman with Bears
  by Lorna Crozier
• confluence of imaginations, The
  by Phyllis Webb
• "A house was like a head, with ways of knowing"
  by Johnson, Manly
• "Charlie's poem"
  by Crozier, Lorna
• Passing it on, or, how I met Tiff
  by Catherine Hunter
• "Better than diamonds": sentimental strategies and middle-class culture in Canada West
  by Morgan, Cecilia
• Negotiating the 1983 Canada-United States Agreement for the Test and Evaluation of US defence systems in Canada
  by Kirkey, Christopher
• "Conjure an orchard, beyond the orchard"
  by Johnson, Manly
• [A very large soul: selected letters from Margaret Laurence to Canadian writers]
  by Laurence, Margaret; Warwick, Susan J; Wainwright, JA
• [Selected letters of Margaret Laurence & Adele Wiseman]
  by Laurence, Margaret; Wiseman, Adele; Warwick, Susan J; Lennox, John; Panofsky, Ruth
• [Canada & the United States: ambivalent allies]
  by Randall, Stephen J; Thompson, John H; Keeble, Edna
• "Can you see me yet?" Perspectives on Timothy Findley: An introduction in two parts
  by Peterman, Michael; Eddy, Charmaine
• [Critical spaces: Margaret Laurence & Janet Frame]
  by Irvine, Lorna M; Warwick, Susan J
• Linguistic schizophrenia: the poetics of Acadian identity construction
  by Gammel, Irene; Boudreau, J Paul
• [New perspectives on Margaret Laurence: poetic narrative, multiculturalism & feminism]
  by Warwick, Susan J; McCormick Coger, Greta M
• [The margin speaks: a study of Margaret Laurence & Robert Kroetsch from a post-colonial point of view]
  by Florby, Gunilla; Warwick, Susan J
• [Is NAFTA constitutional?]
  by Ackerman, Bruce; Golove, David; Keeble, Edna
• [Cross-border warriors]
  by Gaffen, Fred; Keeble, Edna
• [Degrees of freedom: Canada & the United States in a changing world]
  by Keeble, Edna; Banting, Keith G; Simeon, Richard; Hoberg, George
• [NAFTA in transition]
  by Keeble, Edna; Randall, Stephen J; Konrad, Herman W
• [Challenging territory: the writing of Margaret Laurence]
  by Warwick, Susan J; Riegel, Christian
• [So-called experts: how American consultants remade the Canadian civil service, 1918-1921]
  by Roberts, Alasdair; Keeble, Edna
• [Canada: an American nation?]
  by Smith, Allan; Keeble, Edna
• [The crafting of chaos: narrative structure in Margaret Laurence's The Stone Angel & The Diviners]
  by Kuester, Hildegard; Warwick, Susan J
• [The life of Margaret Laurence]
  by King, James; Warwick, Susan J