Vol. 41 No. 2 (2014)

Articles

• Editor's Note / Note du directeur

  Jonathan Hart

• Rejuvenating T.S. Eliot’s The Waste Land

  Ghanim Sammarai

• Ma Jian and Gao Xingjian: Intellectual Nomadism and Exilic Consciousness in Sinophone Literature

  Shuyu Kong

• Alexeï Tsvetkov et Laurent Fourcaut : renouvellement du sonnet amoureux

  Nadezda Vashkevich

• Towards a Common Civilization: G. Lowes Dickinson, China, and Global Humanism

  Q.S. Tong

• The Good and the Read: Literary Value and Readership in Canadian Literature

  Albert Braz

• Comparative Literature in Canada: A Brief Opening

  Jonathan Hart

• La littérature comparée au Canada : Brève ouverture

  Jonathan Hart

• You and Me: Relational Ontologies in Canadian Comparative Literature

  Lindsay R. Parker

• La littérature comparée et son extension prochaine : les espaces vidéo-ludiques

  Tristan Bera

• The Road Less Travelled: A Student’s Perspective on Exploring Uncharted Literary Territory Terrain in Graduate Research Projects

  Alexandre Desbiens-Brassard

• Meeting Ground: Considering the Place, Value and Choice of Comparative Literature

  Jacqueline Sloan Morgan

• Critical Regionalism and Comparative Literature

  Pushpa Acharya

• The Nuances of Comparing or Justifying Comparative Literature Programs

  Juan Carlos Rodriguez

• The Comparative Impetus: Thoughts on the Changing Landscape of Comparative Literature

  Christian Ylagan

• Comparative Literature in Canada: A Testimony from Below

  Andrea C. Valente

• On the State of Comparative Literature in Canada

  Avishek Ray

• Towards a Globalectical Reading of Comparative Canadian Literature

  Asma Sayed

• Comparative Literature and the Adjunct

  Jonathan A. Allan

• Une nouvelle Weltanschauung : Manifestation de l’esprit moderne dans l’art dramatique

  Sara Bressan

• Shake Up, not Shake-Down: Comparative Literature as a Twenty-First Century Discipline

  Sheena Wilson