Essays on Canadian Writing, Issues 30-33York University., 1984 - Canadian literature |
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... human beings to the natural world . This part of the poem , linking necessity , hunger , and responsibility , is meditative rather than argumentative , contemplative rather than logical , elliptical in its shifts , and moving quickly ...
... human beings to the natural world . This part of the poem , linking necessity , hunger , and responsibility , is meditative rather than argumentative , contemplative rather than logical , elliptical in its shifts , and moving quickly ...
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... human concerns or metaphysics - and to bring it into the orbit of language . " In Cordillera you begin by denying the human presence in the landscape . The language describes how the land is not human , that it's not anthropomorphic ...
... human concerns or metaphysics - and to bring it into the orbit of language . " In Cordillera you begin by denying the human presence in the landscape . The language describes how the land is not human , that it's not anthropomorphic ...
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... humanity and the animals . The traits of human beings , Darwin suggested in The Descent of Man , were elaborations of the traits visible in the higher animals . Nonetheless , despite the ascendancy of the evolu- tionary theory by the ...
... humanity and the animals . The traits of human beings , Darwin suggested in The Descent of Man , were elaborations of the traits visible in the higher animals . Nonetheless , despite the ascendancy of the evolu- tionary theory by the ...
Contents
LINDA HUTCHEON 228 Canadian Historiographic Metafiction | 239 |
RUSSELL BROWN 287 Rookes Move | 304 |
Poetry | 320 |
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