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Donna Krolik Hollenberg "Art for whose sake? Reading Pound's reputation in Timothy Findley's Famous Last Words and The Trials of Ezra Pound". Journal of Canadian Studies. FindArticles.com. 11 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3683/is_199801/ai_n8761284/

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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