Vol. 4 No. 1 (1978)

• Front Matter

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• Opening

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Editorial

• Our Guest Editor:

  Lorraine McMullen

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Recherche originale

• Puzzled Patriarchs and Free Women: Patterns in the Canadian Novel

  Joanne Hedenstrom

  2-9

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• Fiction and the New Androgyne: Problems and Possibilities in The Diviners

  Nancy Baily

  10-17

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• Heroinism, Feminism and Humanism: Anna Jameson to Margaret Laurence

  Clara Thomas

  19-29

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• The Distaff Side of the Confederation Group: Women's Contribution to Early Nationalist Canadian Literature

  Margaret Whitridge

  30-39

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• Annie Howells and the Realist-Romantic Conflict

  James Doyle

  41-48

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• Three Canadian Women: Fiction or Autobiography

  Carol Shields

  50-54

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• La Poesie "Feminine" de 1929-1940: Une Nouvelle Approche

  Corine Bolla, Lucie Robert

  55-62

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• FRANÇOISE ET MADELEINE pionnières du journalism feminin au Quebec

  Aurélien Boivin, Kenneth Landry

  63-74

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• A Canadian Heloise Elizabeth Smart and the Feminist Adultery Novel

  Lorraine McMullen

  76-85

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• Female Rites of Passage in Klee Wyck, Surfacing and The Diviners

  Catherine Ross

  87-94

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• MAVIS GALLANT: Returning Home:

  Ronald Hatch

  95-102

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• The Failures of Sisterhood in Margaret Laurence's Manawaka Novels

  Donna Bennett

  103-109

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• ULYSSES IN VANCOUVER: Critical Approach to Ethel Wilson's "Tuesday and Wednesday"

  Beverley Mitchell

  110-122

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• "Kindred Points:" The Twin Worlds of Joanna M. Glass

  Hetty Clews

  123-131

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• The Plays of Gwen Pharis Ringwood: An Appraisal

  Geraldine Anthony

  132-141

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Œuvres littéraires

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• "My Craft and Sullen Art" The Writers Speak

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The Writers speak

• WOMEN WRITERS AND SOCIETY

  Dorothy Livesay

  144-145

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• Is there a femininen voice in literature

  Mariam Waddington

  145-147

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• Beth Harvor

  Beth Harvor

  147-150

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• Carol Sheilds

  Carol Sheilds

  150-152

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• Audrey Thomas

  Audrey Thomas

  152-154

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• Women and the Theatrical Tradition

  Gwen Ringwood

  154-158

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• Poetry and AudienceE

  Elizabeth Brewster

  158-161

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• Margaret Atwood

  Margaret Atwood

  161-163

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Afterword

• Afterwords

  Gwen Ringwood

  164-165

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Contributors

• Contributors

  166

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