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Submissions from 2024

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Allusive Stanza Ten of Dylan Thomas’s ‘Poem on His Birthday’, Thomas Dilworth

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‘Amazing’, ‘Forsaken’: Allusive Meanings in Auden’s ‘Musée des Beaux Arts’, Thomas Dilworth

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Civilization and Culture: Imagery in Williams’ ‘The Red Wheelbarrow’, Thomas Dilworth

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Death and Pleasure in Wallace Stevens’ ‘The Emperor of Ice-Cream', Thomas Dilworth

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Hell and Unhappiness in Larkins’s ‘High Windows’, Thomas Dilworth

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‘Jesus, me’: ‘Suggestive Apposition in Cowper’s ‘Lines Written During a Period of Insanity’, Thomas Dilworth

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McLuhan as Medium, Thomas Dilworth

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Rhetorical and Symbolic Form in Hopkins’s ‘To What Serves Mortal Beauty’, Thomas Dilworth

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The Hidden Date in Yeats’s ‘Easter 1916’, Thomas Dilworth

Submissions from 2023

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Genre, Motifs, and the Failure of Hellenism in Jacob's Room, Thomas Dilworth

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Named Places in Lear’s Limericks, Thomas Dilworth

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Evolution, Two Darwins, and the Gestalt Imagining of Edward Lear, Thomas Dilworth and Michael Crawford

Submissions from 2022

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Conrad's Secret Sharer at the Gate of Hell, Thomas Dilworth

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The Fall of Troy and the Slaughter of the Suitors: Ultimate Symbolic Correspondence in the Odysssey, Thomas Dilworth

Submissions from 2020

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Comics and Public History: The True Story of the 1934 Chatham Coloured All-Stars, Dale Jacobs and Heidi LM Jacobs

Submissions from 2019

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Truman Capote’s “MR. JONES” and THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL, Thomas Dilworth

Submissions from 2018

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David Jones and the Chelsea Group, Thomas Dilworth

Submissions from 2017

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The “Black Mass” in Joseph Conrad's THE SECRET SHARER, Thomas Dilworth

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Introduction, Katherine Quinsey

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'Little lives in air': Animal sentience and sensibility in Pope, Katherine Quinsey

Submissions from 2016

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Tom Wolfe’s Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test as Bergsonian Satire, Andre Narbonne

Submissions from 2015

Beauty and truth: The shakespearean proto-text for Keats's "Grecian Urn", Thomas Dilworth

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The L.M. Montgomery Reader: Volume One: A Life in Print / The L.M. Montgomery Reader: Volume Two: A Critical Heritage / The L.M. Montgomery Reader: Volume Three: A Legacy in Review, Andre Narbonne

Submissions from 2014

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'There are no rules. And here they are": Scott McCloud's Making Comics as a Multimodal Rhetoric, Dale Jacobs

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Carlylean Sentiment and the Platonic Triad in Anne of Green Gables, Andre Narbonne

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Lucy Maud Montgomery and Stephen Leacock's Shared Canadian Figure, Andre Narbonne

Submissions from 2013

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Dominoes and the grand piano in Joseph Conrad's heart of darkness, Thomas Dilworth

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Erotic Dream to Nightmare: Ominous Problems and Subliminal Suggestion in Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-four, Thomas Dilworth

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Two black hens in Joseph Conrad's heart of darkness, Thomas Dilworth and Joseph Labine

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Review of Roberts, Gillian, Prizing Literature: Celebration and Circulation of National Culture, Andre Narbonne

Submissions from 2012

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Ironies in truman Capote's MR. JONES, Thomas Dilworth

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Difficult Articulations: Comics Autobiography, Trauma, and Disability, Dale Jacobs and Jay Dolmage

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An Aesthetic of Companionship:The Champlain Myth inEarly Canadian Literature, Andre Narbonne

Submissions from 2011

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Don Harron, Andre Narbonne

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Lucy Maud Montgomery, Andre Narbonne

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Thomas Carlyle's Inverse Sublime and Early Canadian Humor, Andre Narbonne

Submissions from 2010

Death and pleasure in stevens' "the emperor of ice-cream", Thomas Dilworth

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The passion of Gatsby: Evocation of jesus in fitzgerald's the Great Gatsby, Thomas Dilworth

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Writing New York: Using Google Maps as a Platform for Electronic Portfolios, Dale Jacobs, Janine Morris, and Hollie Adams

Submissions from 2009

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The hidden date in yeats's Easter 1916, Thomas Dilworth

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Transforming the One-Shot Library Session into Pedagogical Collaboration: Information Literacy and the English Composition Classroom., Dale Jacobs and Heidi Jacobs

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Word, I, and Other in Margaret Avison's Poetry, Katherine Quinsey

Submissions from 2008

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Antonin Artaud and the madman in Beckett's Endgame, Thomas Dilworth and Mike Goodwin

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Gertrude stein in fitzgerald’s the great gatsby, Tom Dilworth

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Multimodal Constructions of Self: Autobiographical Comics and the Case of Joe Matt's Peepshow, Dale Jacobs

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The Audacity of Hospitality, Dale Jacobs

Submissions from 2007

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Parallel light shows in Coleridge's the rime of the ancient mariner, Thomas Dilworth

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Symbolic spatial form in the Rime Of The Ancient Mariner and the problem of God, Thomas Dilworth

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Keats’s on sitting down to read king lear once again, Thomas Dilworth and Betsy Keating

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The nietzschean madman in beckett’s endgame, Thomas Dilworth and Christopher Langlois

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Beyond Visual Rhetoric: Multimodal Rhetoric and Newspaper Comic Strips, Dale Jacobs

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Marveling at The Man Called Nova: Comics as Multimodal Sponsors of Literacy, Dale Jacobs

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More than Words: Comics as a Means of Teaching Multiple Literacies, Dale Jacobs

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Nature, Gender, and Genre in Anne Finch's Poetry: 'A Nocturnal Reverie', Katherine Quinsey

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Satire, and Providence, and Pope, Katherine Quinsey

Submissions from 2006

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Keats’s to autumn, Thomas Dilworth

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Engagement, Integration, Collaboration: Composition at the University of Windsor, Dale Jacobs and Jay Dolmage

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Margaret Avison, Katherine Quinsey

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'No Christians Thirst for Gold!': Religion and Colonialism in Pope, Katherine Quinsey

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'Our Own Little Rollicking Orb': Divinity, Ecology, and Otherness in Avison, Katherine Quinsey

Submissions from 2005

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What's Hope Got to Do With It?: Theorizing Hope in Education, Dale Jacobs

Submissions from 2004

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"Unicorn evils" and ineffectuality in Dylan Thomas's "And Death Shall Have No Dominion", Thomas Dilworth

Mcluhan as medium, Tom Dilworth

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Where Can I Get a Camera?: Documentary Film, Visual Rhetoric, and the Teaching of Writing, Dale Jacobs

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Dualities of the Divine in Pope's Essay on Man and The Dunciad, Katherine Quinsey

Submissions from 2003

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Colossal influences on Sylvia Plath, Thomas Dilworth

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The Anathemata and the Roman Martyrology, Thomas Dilworth

Submissions from 2002

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Cortez in Keats's On First Looking Into Chapman's Homer or when is a mistake not a mistake?, Thomas Dilworth

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Eliot's the waste land, Thomas Dilworth

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Larkin's high windows, Thomas Dilworth

Submissions from 2001

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Being There: Negotiating Emotional Space in the Classroom, Dale Jacobs

Submissions from 1999

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Frost's directive, Thomas Dilworth

Submissions from 1997

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Conrad's The Secret Sharer, Thomas Dilworth

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Beginning Where They are: A Re-vision of Critical Pedagogy, Dale Jacobs

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Genre in Writing Workshops: Identity Negotiation and Student-Centered Writing, Dale Jacobs and Robert Brooke

Submissions from 1996

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Cummings's 1(a, Thomas Dilworth

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Almahide Still Lives: Feminine Will and Identity in Dryden's Conquest of Granada, Katherine Quinsey

Submissions from 1995

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Cummings’s buffalo bill’s, Thomas Dilworth

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Cummingss old age sticks, Thomas Dilworth

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Religio Laici? Dryden's Men of Wit and the Printed Word, Katherine Quinsey

Submissions from 1994

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Society and the self in the limericks of lear, Thomas Dilworth

Submissions from 1993

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Edward Sherburne (18 September 1616 - 4 November 1702), Katherine Quinsey

Submissions from 1992

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Sign-post painting: poetry and polemic in Dryden's The Medal, Katherine Quinsey

Submissions from 1990

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Hopkins’s to what serves mortal beauty, Thomas Dilworth

Submissions from 1989

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The dissolving jail-break in Margaret Avison, Katherine Quinsey

Submissions from 1987

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The city at the centre of The Anathemata, Thomas Dilworth

Submissions from 1985

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Hopkins’ the starlight night, Thomas Dilworth

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Wordsworth and lewis carroll in patrick kavanagh's the great hunger, Thomas Dilworth

Submissions from 1982

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Thomas’ poem on his birthday, Thomas Dilworth