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Radiant Inventories: A Natural History of the Natural Histories
Radiant Inventories the Natural Histories
2014/1/18
A Natural History of Southwestern Ontario by Christopher Dewdney is a scientific catalogue that itemizes erotic details in a natural landscape, the entire text presenting itself as a serialized list s...
The body of Phyllis Webb's poetry aptly illustrates the transition of a woman poet from god-centered reverence toward self-realization and freedom both as woman and writer. Webb challenges T.S. Eliot'...
A few days before Professor Bentley invited me to review this book, a sales representative from Oxford University Press had urged me to adopt it as a set-text in my Canadian Poetry course. Moreover, I...
A Note on W.H. Auden's "Detective Story" and A.M. Klein's "Portrait of the Poet as Landscape"
W.H Detective Story Portrait of the Poet
2014/1/18
The vast range of allusions in A.M. Klein's "Portrait of the Poet as Landscape" reveals Klein as a poet clearly engaged with literary history and the modern poet's place within the literary tradition....
The Counterfeiter Begs Forgiveness: Leonard Cohen and Leonard Cohen
Leonard Cohen The Counterfeiter Begs Forgiveness
2014/1/18
Let me say at the outset how pleased and honoured I am to be giving a keynote address at this conference on Leonard Cohen. As I will be mentioning shortly, Cohen's work has suffered from a scandalous...
Writing Around the Holocaust: Uncovering the Ethical Centre of Beautiful Losers
the Holocaust Beautiful Losers Holocaust
2014/1/18
Leonard Cohen's novel Beautiful Losers has attracted comment as an exemplary vision of the drug inspired pop culture of the 'sixties; as a metafictional experiment in which the author self-consciously...
The Telephone Dance & Mechanical Ecstasy in Leonard Cohen's Beautiful Losers
Beautiful Losers The Telephone Dance snake dances
2014/1/18
The telephone, hitherto so foreboding and powerful, was our friend! It was the agent of some benign electronic deity, and we wanted to praise it. I suppose that certain primitive bird and snake danc...
Beyond Mommy and the Machinery: Leonard Cohen's Vision of Male Desire in Beautiful Losers
Beyond Mommy the Machinery Beautiful Losers
2014/1/18
Let's start with F's "ordinary eternal machinery," which like Deleuze and Guattari's "desiring machines," conceives of the body as a multiple symbolic generator, continually pumping out desire in the ...
A Golden Hive
A Golden Hive view Canadianist
2014/1/18
One of my tasks as a Canadianist is the reviewing of books in my field, and as a feminist scholar, I'm usually asked to review works by and about women. But every so often I'm called upon to review a ...
In the tradition of the pastoral poet-lovers of sixteenth- and seventeenth century English verse, Leonard Cohen uses Woman as a means to explore his own exquisitely tortured self. Woman is Mistress; ...
Re-membering the Love Song: Ambivalence and Cohen's "Take This Waltz"
Love Song Ambivalence Cohen's "Take This Waltz
2014/1/18
Add to that voice — and its conspicuous hyperbole — the thumping insistence of a barrel-organ oom-pa-pa background, and you wonder what you might salvage, if there's anything to remain after the acid ...
While Leonard Cohen's Beautiful Losers is widely seen as Canada's first postmodern novel (Hutcheon 14, 26-44; Bowering 136-37), the postmodern qualities of Cohen's poetry, and specifically Flowers for...
Cohen's Noos
Cohen's Noos noumenous Hermes
2014/1/18
Every morning, perhaps during breakfast, the muses dance for Zeus' noos, or to his noos. The noos they dance is the "news." They tell Zeus what's going on down there: what wild beast Nemesis has tra...
Writing the biography of a living person is very much like going on a first date: there is the nervousness of the first call; the agony over what to say; the anxiety over what to do. Then, there is t...
Interior Landscapes and the Public Realm: Contingent Mediations in a Speech and a Song by Leonard Cohen
Interior Landscapes the Public Realm a Song
2014/1/18
After a considerable silence, Leonard Cohen reappeared, in '988, with a record called I'm Your Man. Jennifer Warnes had prepared the way with her beautiful, polished renderings of Cohen's songs on Fa...