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Inroduction (vii), Novels and the Nation (1), Aboriginals in Canadian Literature (6), France in the Canadian Novel (15), Sara jeanette Duncan's Indian Fiction (25), Stephen Leacock and Canadian Literary Sensibility (35), Robertson Davies and Canadian Provincialism (46), E. J Pratt: The Tension of His Time (56), Grove and Existentialism (65), Frank Sargeson and Morley Callaghan (76), Ethel Wilson: Innocent Traveller (88), The Early Fiction of Mordecai Richler (100), Margaret Laurence's Short Stories (108), Women in Alice Munro's Lives of Girls and Women (124), The Fiction of Marian Engel (132), The Toronto Novels of Austin Clarke (140), South Asian Canadian Novels in English the 1970s (146), South Asian Canadian Writers from Africa and the Caribbean (154), Michael Ondaatje's The English Patient (169), Notes (173), Index (183)
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