The Dalhousie Review, Volume 56

African literature American archetypal argues artistic audience Awoonor become Betjeman British Burke Burke's Burroughs Bush Garden Canada Canadian literature Canadian poetry Canol chapter character civilization Coleridge's cosmic consciousness Crews criticism Crusoe culture Dalhousie University David Dickens Diefenbaker diplomatic discussion drama Eisengrim English essays example experience fact feel fiction Frye's genial humour George Giffard grade Halifax Harris Hemingway Hemingway's human Ibid imagination Indian Jalna James James Reaney Jane Porter John language Lawren Harris Leacock literary lives Loyalist Lu Xun Mackenzie Mackenzie River Maritime Union Mill Mill's mind modern moral myth nature Negritude never Northrop Frye Nova Scotia novel Ontario percent poem poet poetry political Professor Frye reader Review rhetorical Robert Jordan scene seems sense Sketches social society Spanish Civil War story Tarzan temperance theory things Toronto tradition voice women words writing Zapata