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The Oxford Handbook Of Canadian Literature Provides A Broad-ranging Introduction To Some Of The Key Critical Fields, Genres, And Periods In Canadian Literary Studies -- Acknowledgments -- Contributors -- Introduction / Cynthia Sugars -- Part I: Reflections On The Discipline: Constructing Canadian Literature: A Retrospective / Frank Davey -- National Literature: Canadian Criticism, And National Character / Frank Davey -- Remembering Canada: The Politics Of Cultural Memory / Richard Cavell -- Canadian Celebrity: Authorship Moves On / Lorraine York -- Toward A Planetary Poetics: Canadian Poetries After Globalization / Erin Wunker -- Canadian Studies In Canada: Past, Present, And Future / Imre Szeman And Andrew Pendakis -- Part Ii: Indigenous Literatures And Contexts: Contemporary Metis Literature: Resistance, Roots, Innovation / Emma Larocque -- From Profound Silences To Ethical Practices: Aboriginal Writing And Reconciliation / Jonathan Dewar -- Indigenous Autobiography In Canada: Uncovering Intellectual Traditions / Deanna Reder -- What Lnuit Will Think: Keavy Martin And Taqralik Partridge Talk Inuit Literature / Keavy Martin And Taqralik Partridge -- In/hospitable Aboriginalities In Contemporary Indigenous Women's Writing / Julia Emberley -- Part Iii: Literary Periods And Genres: Reading, Writing, And Speaking Of Contact: Explorations From Both Sides / Jennifer S.h. Brown And Frieda Esau Klippenstein -- Eighteenth And Nineteenth-century French-canadian Literature / Andrea Cabajsky -- English-canadian Narratives Of Settlement / Janice Flamengo -- British Poets, Classical Myths, Canadian Literature / D.m.r. Bentley -- Cosmopolitan Nationalism: Canadian Literature Of The Confederation Period, 1867-1914 / Tracy Ware -- Modernist Poetry In Canada, 1920-1960 / J.a. Weingarten -- Mid-century Modernity And Fiction By Women, 1920-1960 / Carole Gerson -- Mainstream Magazines: Home And Mobility / Faye Hammill And Michelle Smith -- Canadian Drama And The Nationalist Impulse / C