Electronic document; Available by subscription via World Wide Web
Contents; Contributors; List of Illustrations; Acknowledgments; 1 No Vacant Eden; 2 Hugh MacLennan: Literary Geographer of a Nation; 3 "The Kindling Touch of Imagination": Charles William Jefferys and Canadian Identity; 4 Theory in Literary Geography: The Poetry of Charles Mair; 5 Moral Frames for Landscape in Canadian Literature; 6 In a Hard Land: The Geographical Context of Canadian Industrial Landscape Painting; 7 Human Encroachments on a Domineering Physical Landscape; 8 The North and Native Symbols: Landscape as Universe
9 The Forest Landscape in Maritime Canadian and Swedish Literature: A Comparative Analysis10 Elizabeth Bishop from Nova Scotia: "Half Nova Scotian, Half New Englander, Wholly Atlantic"; 11 Ways of Seeing, Ways of Being: Literature, Place, and Tourism in L.M. Montgomery's Prince Edward Island; 12 La Mer, La Patrie: Pointe-aux-Coques by Antonine Maillet; 13 Picturing the Picturesque: Lucius O'Brien's Sunrise on the Saguenay; 14 Revisioning the Roman Catholic Environment: Geographical Attitudes in Gabrielle Roy's The Cashier; 15 Monumental Buildings: Perspectives by Two Montreal Painters
16 Augurs of "Gentrification": City Houses of Four Canadian Painters17 Drawing Earth; Or Representing Region Niagara: An Approach to Public Geography; 18 The Manitoba Landscape of Martha Ostenso's Wild Geese; 19 Deriving Geographical Information from the Novels of Frederick Philip Grove; 20 "Cloud-Bound": The Western Landscapes of Marmaduke Matthews; 21 Structured Feeling: Japanese Canadian Poetry and Landscape; 22 A Loving Nature: Malcolm Lowry in British Columbia; Index; A; B; C; D; E; F; G; H; I; J; K; L; M; N; O; P; Q; R; S; T; U; V; W; Y; Z;
