Refractions of Canada in European Literature and Culture / / ed. by Heinz Antor, Gordon Bölling, Annette Kern-Stähler, Klaus Stierstorfer.
Ever since the first exploratory expeditions in the early modern period, North America has epitomized to Europeans a promise and the hope for the fulfilment of great expectations, be it of more freedom, greater wealth, social liberation or religious tolerance. While numerous features in this dialogi...
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Place / Publishing House: | Berlin ;, Boston : : De Gruyter, , [2012] ©2005 |
Year of Publication: | 2012 |
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Table of Contents:
- i-iv
- Foreword
- Contents
- Introduction: Canada from European Perspectives
- The Archeology of a Novel: An Afterword to The Blue Mountains of China
- In Between: Canada in the View of European Pioneers and Emigrants
- “A New Athens Rising Near the Pole”?: The Canadian Experience in Frances Brooke’s The History of Emily Montague (1769)
- Anna Brownell Jameson’s Winter Studies and Summer Rambles in Canada (1838): A European Woman’s View of the New World
- “Capable of Great Improvement”: Catharine Parr Traill’s Images of Canada in The Young Emigrants (1826)
- Deserts and Visions of Paradise: The Representation of the Canadian Landscape in Advertisements and Guides for Canadian Immigrants
- Destination and Destiny: Contemporary Canadian Plays on Immigrants
- News From Abroad: Canada in the View of European Travellers, Traders, and Adventurers
- The Representation of Canada in Novels by Frederick Marryat and Robert Michael Ballantyne
- Victorians Abroad: Charles Dickens and Anthony Trollope in Canada
- “Alle diese Länder sind unbekannt”: Canada in Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth-Century German Travel Literature
- “A Canadian Literature?”: Elizabeth Smart and the Failures of Nationalism
- In Search of Cathaia – Voyages into the Unexpected
- Re-Enacting the Arctic Voyage: The Northwest Passage in British Literature
- Reflections at Home: Canada in the View of Recent European Writers
- Stuffed Mooseheads: Canada as (Missing) Cliché in European Theatre
- Cultural Reductionism and the Reception of Canadian Literature in Germany
- Wildlife Abounds? The Photographic Deconstruction of a Canadian Cliché in Robert Gernhardt’s Satire “Blanket Creek oder Verwilderte Wünsche”
- “One Sees Only What One Knows”: German Popular Literature and its Images of Canada
- Canada as a Role Model? Reflections of a Country in Post-War German Youth Fiction
- What makes a Canadian? Strategies of Presenting Canadianness in Teaching Materials
- List of Contributors
- 302-304