The 21st century in Canada is marked by an ongoing discussion about settler/Indigenous relations. Recent events suggest a changing social landscape for Indigenous peoples in Canada, and it is obviously of vital importance to Canada’s future to resolve issues of land claims, environmental protection, self-governance, discrimination, re-appropriation of history, culture, language and identity. Contemporary social … More 2016 Call for Papers: Rethinking Comparative Canadian Literature: Indigenous Methodologies and Other Contemporary Approaches

Depuis quelques années, on assiste, au Canada, à l’émergence d’un discours à propos des revendications et des droits des autochtones. Les questions de revendications territoriales, de protection de l’environnement, d’autorité politique, d’autogouvernement, ainsi que de (ré)appropriation historique, culturelle, linguistique et identitaire sont déterminantes pour l’avenir du pays. Nombres d’événements favorisent la prise de conscience des … More Appel à communications: 14e Colloque des étudiantes et étudiants des cycles supérieurs en Littérature canadienne comparée

Sarah Henzi (Ph.D., Université de Montréal, 2012) is currently a Visiting Scholar at McGill’s Institute for the Study of Canada as well as the Co-Organizer of and Lecturer for the International Graduate Summer School on Indigenous Literature and Film at Université de Montréal (CÉRIUM). Prior to that, she was a FQRSC-funded Postdoctoral Fellow in the … More Keynote Speaker: Sarah Henzi