“Straddling Boundaries” Where border studies in North America has hitherto focused primarily on US engagement with Mexico to the south, the CCUSB network seeks to shift border discussion North to the 49th parallel, and to investigate the representation of the border in both American and Canadian culture […]
CONFERENCE 16-18 October 2014 Mount Allison University Sackville, New Brunswick Canadian women have contributed enormously to public discourse, in important but often under-valued ways. Across different generations and cultural communities, women in English Canada and Quebec address key questions that animate intellectual discussion, from concerns about the environment […]
The Faculty of Arts and Science at QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY invites applications for a CRC Tier 2. The Faculty is seeking an exceptional scholar and committed teacher who will enhance and complement an active interdisciplinary program in the field of Indigenous Studies at Queen’s. Candidates may apply from any disciplinary background […]
Murray J. Evans (U Winnipeg) has recently published Sublime Coleridge: The Opus Maximum (Palgrave Macmillan) – an entry point, a reader’s guide, and an analysis of a work that has challenged every Coleridge reader and scholar since publication of The Opus Maximus in the early 1820s. Murray Evans introduces […]
“Budget protects learning and research,” claims the Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences. “A bad budget for the future of post-secondary education, research and job training,” says the Canadian Association of University Teachers. It’s hard not to conclude that institutional self-positioning has at least something to […]
