Interdisciplinary And Cross-Cultural Narratives In North America (Hardcover)

Contents: Mark Cronlund Anderson/Irene Maria F. Blayer: Introduction ? Sandra L. Beckett: Recycling Red Riding Hood in the Americas ? Pauline Morel: Counter-Stories and Border Identities: Storytelling and Myth as a Means of Identification, Subversion, and Survival in Leslie Marmon Silko’s ≪Yellow Woman≫ and ≪Tony’s Story≫ ? Bernie Harder: A Dialogic Reading of Oral Literature: Harry Robinson’s Write It On Your Heart and Beowulf ? Ute Lischke: ≪Blitzkuchen≫: An Exploration of Story-Telling in Louise Erdrich’s The Antelope Wife ? David T. McNab: Storytelling and Transformative Spaces in Louise Erdrich’s The Blue Jay’s Dance, The Birchbark House and The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse ? Eileen Margerum: Palmer Cox: Telling Stories to Produce Modern Children ? Mary Anne Harsh: The Carnivalesque and the Grotesque in Roch Carrier’s La Guerre, yes sir!: A Twentieth-Century Novel with Renaissance Echoes ? Gregory Maillet: Longfellow’s ≪Evangeline≫ and Mailett’s Pelagie-la-Charrette: Storytelling and the Soul of l’Acadie ? Anthony G. Murphy: Singing His America: Narrative Strategies of Dissonance in the Story-Songs of Steve Earle ? Monika Boehringer: Sexual/Textual Politics in Chronicles of a Death and a Birth Foretold: 1953 by France Daigle.