Monografia, Moderno

Anno: s.d.Perceiving reality, but creating fiction : unrestrainded hands on the novel, pp. 19-36
Fiction et mensonge dans les récits de fondation du Canada : une lecture ethnocritique, pp. 37-74
The lunatic muse : the mythopoetic in Canadian poetry, pp. 75-104
Port–au–Prince–sur–Saint–Laurent, pp. 105-116
"The "Healed" Synestethic Dystopia" in B. P. Nichols, pp. 117-126
Il teatro, il pubblico e il concetto della globalità, pp. 127-146
L'imaginaire italien de Normand de Bellefeuille entre réalité virtuelle et identité personelle, pp. 147-152
Austin Clarke : reminders of metropolitan migrations, maps of writing paths, pp. 153-164
Journal de bord : sur les routes migrantes de Hédi Bouraoui, pp. 165-176
Herodotus ad the english patient : narrative and the representation of history in Michael Ondaatje, pp. 177-190
Le roman missionnaire québécois pour la jeunesse, objet culturel et didactique de l'approche à l'autre, pp. 191-214
Across the North, between texts and contexts, pp. 215-228
Atlantic Canada the last bastion of protest song?, pp. 229-242
Exploring the labyrinth : Sinclair Ross's "As for me and my house", pp. 243-250
The "Wonders" of the "New Country" : Rohinton Mistry's "Such a long journey" and the challange of globalization, pp. 251-264
Jean Ethier–Blais : un écrivain raffiné et cosmopolite, pp. 265-274
Douglas Coupland's "Microserfs" : corporate dreams of unconscious e–believers, pp. 275-292
"Hors du Québec, point de salut" : la liquidation intellectuelle des francophones en milieu minoritaire dans l'imaginaire nationaliste québécois, pp. 293-308
"Slash" by Jeanette Armstrong : the story of a personality in a globalized culture, pp. 309-316
Haunting otherness : intertextuality in 19th century travel literature on Canada, pp. 317-330
Ici ou ailleurs, les québécois à l'heure de la mondialisation selon Micheline La France, pp. 331-346
Imagery of globalization in the subversion of Timothy Findley's "Not wanted on the voyage", pp. 347-358
Overcoming longing and exile : toward a new canadian literature, pp. 359-388
Altre storie, un'altra storia : la ricerca identitaria di Régine Robin e Monique Bosco, pp. 389-404
Poetry and globalization : Robert Bringhurst's poetic wor(l)ds, pp. 405-428
The globalizing nature of pulp : the narrative of Phyllis Gotlieb, pp. 429-438
The subjectivity of utterance : language contact and linguistic diversity in Canada, pp. 439-454
Anglophones et immigrés au Québec, pp. 455-468
Glenn Gould dans l'espace : la fugue est le médium, pp. 469-478
Bodies, ghosts, and global virtualities : on Gibson and English–Canadian cyberculture, pp. 479-494
R. Davies' cornish trilogy as an image of literary globalization, pp. 495-506
D. C. Scott's short stories : models for global literature and fables on Canadian Identity, pp. 507-524
Canada, the global village and globalization : cultural hopes and threats thoughts of an Italian–Canadian on mosaic, pots and yankee doodles, pp. 525-540
Displacing the shadow : is ethnic poetics a beautiful wor(l)d?, pp. 541-550
Whose culture is it anyway? Towards a redefinition of Canadian Culture, pp. 551-556
Canadian Pillars : (minorities) writing with a global slant, pp. 557-564
Are there ghosts in Italian–Canadian women's writing?, pp. 565-580
Rhetorics of irony and politics of liberation : the poetry of Mary Melfi, pp. 581-592
As global as... Or : how ethnic literature will help Canada in the process of globalization, pp. 593-608
Il ritorno della "esule" : Duncan Campbell Scott, poetry and progress, pp. 609-644
Name–calling in Howard O'Hagan's "Tay John", pp. 645-656
John William Dawson : Dawson's Life (1820–1899), pp. 657-664
Echo autochtone, pp. 665-680
Survival in Laurence's fiction, pp. 681-700
René Lévesque et le parti québécois, pp. 701-718
Le tourisme allemand au Canada à ses débuts : approche globale, pp. 719-736
La réécriture diarique d'un récit biblique : "Louise Bouchard: les images" : Les Herbes Rouges, Montréal, 1985, pp. 737-748
An invitation to building an internet site on Italian emigration to Canada, pp. 749-764
Continuity and discontinuity in the representation of space in Canadian writing, pp. 765-784