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E-grāmata: Canadian Fantastic in Focus: New Perspectives

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Selected papers from the Academic Conferences on Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy, held from 2005 to 2013, examine authors and themes of Canadian sci fi and fantasy literature and TV; authors discussed include Tanya Huff, Peter Watts, Rikki Ducnornet, and Michael Rowe. After two keynote addresses, papers are grouped in sections on Canadian science fiction, Canadian fantasy and dark fantasy, and non-literary forms of the fantastic, such as Scott Pilgrim comics and film. Subjects include the evolution of women on Supernatural, the Northern Ontario Gothic, the supernatural subaltern in Kelley Armstrong’s Otherworld, and themes of nation and colonization in Nalo Hopkinson’s Midnight Robber. Annotation ©2015 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)

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Solid pieces of scholarship and engaging, accessible readsScience Fiction Studies; contributes to our overall appreciation of SF and of CanadaSFRA Review.

Acknowledgments vi
Introduction 1(13)
Allan Weiss
Keynote Addresses
Why I Read Canadian Speculative Fiction: The Social Dimension of Reading
14(20)
Robert Runte
The Body on the Slab
34(10)
Veronica Hollinger
Canadian Science Fiction
Cybernetic Opium Eating, the Kantian Use of Human Beings and Neuromancing the Gothic Imagination: A Narrative Link
44(11)
David Milman
One Thing After Another
55(12)
Dominick Grace
Here Be Monsters: Posthuman Adaptation and Subjectivity in Peter Watts' Starfish
67(14)
Clare Wall
Robert Charles Wilson's Mysterium: Thoughts on the Modern Reception of Gnosticism
81(14)
Michael Kaler
New Half-Way Tree and the Second World: Themes of Nation and Colonization in Nalo Hopkinson's Midnight Robber
95(13)
Brecken Hancock
Canadian Fantasy and Dark Fantasy
Sacred Cities: Charles de Lint's Newford Books and the Mythologizing of the North American Urban Landscape
108(12)
Cat Ashton
The Word and the Flesh: Natural Law vs. Catholic Dogma in Rikki Ducnornet's The Stain
120(11)
Tammy Dasti
Writing About Invented Places: Esther Rochon's Archipelago of Vrenalik
131(15)
Maude Deschenes-Pradet
Speculating Diversity: Nalo Hopkinson's Brown Girl in the Ring and the Use of Speculative Fiction to Disrupt Singular Interpretations of Place
146(13)
Derek Newman-Stille
"God's Country," Evil's Playground: Susie Moloney, Michael Rowe, Brian Horeck and the Northern Ontario Gothic
159(14)
Cat Ashton
Can the Witch Speak? The Supernatural Subaltern in Kelley Armstrong's Other world
173(13)
Adam Guzkowski
Navigating the Darkness: Blindness and Vampirism in Tanya Huff's Blood Books
186(14)
Derek Newman-Stille
Media Expressions
Scott Pilgrim vs. the Megacity
200(12)
Chester N. Scoville
From "Space Oddity" to Canadian Reality
212(12)
Isabelle Fournier
From Monstrous Mommies to Hunting Heroines: The Evolution of Women on Supernatural
224(17)
Lisa Macklem
About the Contributors 241(2)
Index 243
Allan Weiss is an associate professor of English and humanities at York University in Toronto. He edited two previous proceedings volumes for the conference, Perspectives on the Canadian Fantastic and Further Perspectives on the Canadian Fantastic, and his short-story collection Living Room appeared in 2001.
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