Table of Contents

Volume 23.1 1998

Introduction: Mapping the Ground
Linda Warley, John Clement Ball, Robert Viau

Mapping Culture onto Geography: 'Distance from the Fort' in Samuel Hearne's Journal
Kathleen Venema

"Lords of the World": Writing Gender and Imperialism on Norhtern Space in C.C. Vyvyan's Arctic Adventure
Heather Smyth

A Geography of "Snow": Reading Notes
W.H. New

(Re)Writing Home: Daphne Marlatt's Ghost Works
Michèle Gunderson

Literary Sites and Cultural Properties in Canadian Poetry
D.M.R. Bentley

Rendre l'espace lisible : le Récit de voyage au XIX^e siècle
Pierre Rajotte

Du rivage au terroir: L'expulsion de la mer de la littérature canadienne au XIX^e siècle
Alessandra Ferraro

Overcoming the Two Solitudes of Canadian Literary Regionalism
Lisa Chalykoff

Iconicity, Space, and the Place of Sharon Butala's "The Prize"
Ian Adam

L'invention romanesque de noms réels : Kamouraska et la métaphore toponymique
Luc Bonenfant

Espace national et espace lettéraire dans loeuvre de Victor-Lévy Beaulieu
Jean Morency

Strange Fugitive, Strange City: Reading Urban Space in Morley Callaghan's Toronto
Justin D. Edwards

Landscape's Narrative: Dong the Malcolm Lowry Walk
Norman Ravvin

"A Reader's Guide to the Intersection of Time and Space": Urban Spatialization in Hugh Hood's Around the Mountain
Douglas Ivison

Urban Space and Barstool flânerie in Gail Scott's Main Brides
Ellen Servinis