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    <title>Transatlantic passages</title>
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    <publisher>McGill-Queen's University Press</publisher>
    <dateIssued>c2010</dateIssued>
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    <extent>xii, 347 p. : ill. (some col.), ports.</extent>
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  <tableOfContents>Introduction: on "passages," passeurs and passeuses in Paris and Montreal / Paula Ruth Gilbert and Mil�ena Santoro -- Women's history and passages across the Atlantic -- A place for the spirit -- Canada as dream and reality in the autobiographical writings of the women of New France / Patricia Smart -- Time, sir / Monique Proulx -- French and Quebec feminisms : influences and reciprocities / Chantal Maill�e  -- Je m'en vais �a Trieste (excerpt) / Nicole Broussard -- European cultural influences on Quebec writers -- Writing beyond redemption : Hubert Aquin and Mordecai Richler in postwar Paris / Patrick Coleman -- Des ch�ateaux en Suisse -- Switzerland in the Quebec imagination  -- Aquin and Brossard / Karen McPherson -- Je m'en vais �a Trieste (excerpt) / Nicole Brossard  -- Chez nous -- Gail Scott's My Paris / Lorna Irvine -- My Paris (excerpt) / Gail Scott -- Transatlantic reading in the works of France Th�eoret / Karen L. Gould -- Literary border crossings -- reconceptualizing Montesquieu's Lettres persanes in Lise Gauvin's Lettres d'une autre and Chahdortt Djavann's Comment peut-on �etre fran�cais? / Patrice J. Proulx -- France in the heart of the Eastern townships / Louis Dupr�e -- The theatrical space of exchange -- Marie Cardinal, translator of myths and theatre : the words to say difference / Louise H. Forsyth ; (Post)colonial performances : nationalist and post-nationalist Quebec theater in Europe / Jane Moss ; Michel Cochet on Larry Tremblay : an auto-interview / Michel Cochet -- Franco-European immigrant voices in Quebec. From Fl�aneuse to cybernomad : roaming the world with R�egine Robin / Mary Jean Green ; Transatlantic crossings in the work of Alice Parizeau and Na�im Kattan / Susan Ireland ; From Europe to Quebec cinematic history / Werner Nold ; Three Demoiselles sauvages in search of other worlds : Corinna Bille and Gabrielle Roy in the films of L�ea Pool / Rachel Killick -- Contemporary art forms and popular culture. Riopelle and me : Impression passag�ere / Bonnie Baxter ; Crossings : In Situ art in transit / Fran�cois Morelli ; A quiet evolution : artist's books in Quebec and France (Beausoleil, Dorion, Desautels) / Alisa Belanger ; La Chanson qu�eb�ecoise : not the same old (French) song / Brian Thompson ; Ce soir je chante �a l'Olympia/Tonight I'm singing at the Olympia / Robert Charlebois ; (Not so) separate but unequal : on the circulation of popular culture items between France and Quebec / Guy Spielmann.</tableOfContents>
  <note type="statement of responsibility">[edited by Paula Ruth Gilbert and Mil�ena Santoro].</note>
  <note>Includes bibliographical references and index.</note>
  <note>Electronic reproduction. Palo Alto, Calif. : ebrary, 2011. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ebrary affiliated libraries.</note>
  <note>Title and text in English ; some text in French.</note>
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