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Samizdat Odyssey: Ulysses above the 42nd Parallel
From: The Canadian Modernists Meet
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If the Anglo-modernism of Europe is a natural formation (a sinking island) or bodily condition (a colder eye) and the American variation is a "homemade" affair (recalling Ezra Pound’s appraisal of a young American Eliot as someone who had modernized himself [Pound 40]), what is Canadian modernism?
Contributors
Tim Conley
Tim Conley, is an assistant professor in the Department of English at Brock University. His essays have appeared in James Joyce Quarterly, Papers on Language and Literature, The Midwest Quarterly, Comparative Literature, Ariel, and Open Letter. He is the author of Joyces Mistakes: Problems of Intention, Irony, and Interpretation (2003), and co-author (with Stephen Cain) of Encyclopedia of Fictional and Fantastic Languages (2006).
