Includes bibliographical references (445-474) and index.
Contents:
Part II: Learning sauerkraut: ethnic food, cultural memory, and traces of Mennonite identity in Alayna Munce's When I Was Young and In My Prime / Brooke Pratt -- Part I: Sites of memory: cultural amnesia and the demands of place -- Globalization and cultural memory: perspectives from the periphery on the post-national disassembly of place / Tony Tremblay -- Putting things in their place: the syncrude gallery of aboriginal culture and the idiom of majority history / Kimberly Mair -- Lieux d'oubli: the forgotten north of Canadian literature / Renée Hulan -- Design and disappearance: visual nostalgias and the Canadian company town / Candida Rifkind -- Preserving "the echoing rooms of yesterday": Al Purdy's A-Frame and the place of writers' houses in Canada / Brooke Pratt -- Part II: Memory transference: post memory, re-memory, and forgetting -- Learning sauerkraut: ethnic food, cultural memory, and traces of Mennonite identity in Alayna Munce's When I Was Young and In My Prime / Jesse Rae Archibald-Barber -- Under other skies: personal and cultural memory in E. Pauline Johnson's nature lyrics and memorial odes / Marlene Goldman -- Remembering poverty: Bannock, Beans, and Black Tea, a tale of two lives / Linda Warley -- Postmemory and Canadian poetry of the 1970s / J.A. Weingarten -- "Exhibit me buckskinned": Indigenous legacy and rememory in Joan Crate's Pale as Real Ladies: Poems for Pauline Johnson / Tanis Macdonald -- Scrapbooking: memory and memorabilia in Gail Anderson-Dargatz's The Cure for Death by Lightning and Turtle Valley / Cynthia Sugars -- Part III: Re-membering history: memory work as recovery -- Ethnography, law, and Aboriginal memory: collecting and recollecting Gitxsan histories in Canada / Marc Fortin -- Between elegy and taxidermy: Archibald Lampman's Golden Lady's Slippers / Peter Hodgins -- Under other skies: personal and cultural memory in E. Pauline Johnson's nature lyrics and memorial odes / Jesse Rae Archibald-Barber -- Confronting the legacy of Canada's Indian Residential School System: Cree cultural memory and the warrior spirit in David Alexander Robertson and Scott B. Henderson's 7 Generations Series / Doris Wolf -- Yours to recover: Mound burial in Alice Munro's "What do you want to know for?" / Shelly Hulan -- Romancing Canada in bestsellerdom: the case of Quebec's disappearance / Dennis Duffy -- Collective memory, cultural transmission, and the occupation(s) of Québec, Printemps 1918 / Marissa McHugh -- Part IV: Compulsion to remember: trauma and witnessing -- Under surveillance: memory, trauma, and genocide in Madeline Thien's Dogs at the Perimeter / Robyn Morris -- "I don't want to tell a story like this": cultural inheritance and the seond generation in David Chariandy's Soucouyant / Farah Moosa -- Confronting the legacy of Canada's Indian Residential School System: Cree cultural memory and the warrior spirit in David Alexander Robertson and Scott B. Henderson's 7 Generations Series / Doris Wolf -- Transnational memory and haunted Black geographies: Esi Edugyan's The Second Life of Samuel Tyne / Pilar Cuder-Domínguez. Part V: Cultural memory in a globalized age -- "I have nothing soothing to tell you": Dionne Brand's Inventory as global elegy / Alexis Motuz -- Now and then: Dionne Brand's What We All Long For, the Desire to Forget, and the Urban Archive / Joel Baetz -- Haunted/wanted in Jen Sookfong Lee's The End of East: Canada's cultural memory beyond nostalgia / Eva Darias-Beautell -- Rethinking postcolonialism and Canadian literature through diasporic memory: reading Helen Humphrey's Afterimage / Jennifer Andrews -- Transnational memory and haunted Black geographies: Esi Edugyan's The Second Life of Samuel Tyne / Pilar Cuder-Domínguez.
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