Mavis Gallant

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A Canadian Story

A Canadian Story

From: Montreal Standard Time

This chapter is Mavis Gallant’s 1944 profile of Gabrielle Roy’s debut novel, Bonheur d’Occasion, and how it paints a vivid portrait of Montreal’s St. Henri District. 4 $0.40 Add
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A Wonderful Country

A Wonderful Country

From: Montreal Standard Time

This chapter is Mavis Gallant’s 1946 profile of a young real estate assistant tasked with finding a furnished house for a Hungarian immigrant. 6 $0.60 Add
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Annotations and Notes

Annotations and Notes

From: Montreal Standard Time

This chapter includes annotations and notes. 41 $4.10 Add
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Are they Canadians

Are they Canadians

From: Montreal Standard Time

This chapter is Mavis Gallant’s 1947 article examining Canada’s failure to integrate immigrants into a shared national identity. 8 $0.80 Add
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Bachelors Aren’t All Eligible

Bachelors Aren’t All Eligible

From: Montreal Standard Time

This chapter is Mavis Gallant’s 1948 article examining why men over thirty-two remain unmarried, interviewing thirty bachelors about their views on marriage, independence, and companionship. 7 $0.70 Add
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Don’t Call Me War Bride

Don’t Call Me War Bride

From: Montreal Standard Time

This chapter is Mavis Gallant’s 1946 profile of Elizabeth Mackenzie, an English war bride settling into suburban Montreal. 6 $0.60 Add
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DP Test Case: A Failure

DP Test Case: A Failure

From: Montreal Standard Time

This chapter is Mavis Gallant’s 1948 article examining the failed placement of one hundred Polish displaced persons at the Dionne Spinning Mill in St. Georges de Beauce, Quebec. 11 $1.10 Add
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Dreams

Dreams

From: Montreal Standard Time

This chapter is Mavis Gallant’s 1948 article examining the long history of dream interpretation from biblical accounts and ancient Siam through Plato, Aristotle, and ultimately Sigmund Freud. 6 $0.60 Add
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Duncan & MacLennan: Writers

Duncan & MacLennan: Writers

From: Montreal Standard Time

This chapter is Mavis Gallant’s 1945 profile of the married Canadian authors Dorothy Duncan and Hugh MacLennan, who kept their work entirely separate. 2 $0.20 Add
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Family Doctor

Family Doctor

From: Montreal Standard Time

This chapter is Mavis Gallant’s 1948 profile of Doctor Georges Hall, a general practitioner who served Montreal’s Point St. Charles district for over fifty years. 5 $0.50 Add
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Five Not So Carefree Teenagers

Five Not So Carefree Teenagers

From: Montreal Standard Time

This chapter is Mavis Gallant’s 1948 article on the seclusion of the Dionne quintuplets in Callander, Ontario, in 1949, and the tensions their childhood public display created with the … 8 $0.80 Add
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French Canada’s Dorothy Dix

French Canada’s Dorothy Dix

From: Montreal Standard Time

This chapter is Mavis Gallant’s 1946 profile on Colette, the pseudonymous advice columnist behind the "Courrier de Colette" in Montreal’s La Presse, the French-Canadian … 6 $0.60 Add
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Freud or Double Talk?

Freud or Double Talk?

From: Montreal Standard Time

This chapter is Mavis Gallant’s 1947 satirical essay on psychoanalytic language and how the psychiatrist as a stock character saturated mid-1940s popular culture. 6 $0.60 Add
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Frontier Farmers

Frontier Farmers

From: Montreal Standard Time

This chapter is Mavis Gallant’s 1947 article examining the rapid colonization of the Abitibi region in northern Quebec during the 1930s Depression. 9 $0.90 Add
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Give the Kid a Gory Story

Give the Kid a Gory Story

From: Montreal Standard Time

This chapter is Mavis Gallant’s 1946 article on the debate over violent fairy tales and their suitability for young children. 7 $0.70 Add
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I Don’t Cry Anymore

I Don’t Cry Anymore

From: Montreal Standard Time

This chapter is Mavis Gallant’s 1950 article examining how roughly 40,000 displaced persons from post-war Europe resettled in Canada through a compulsory domestic service scheme. 9 $0.90 Add