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Revista Canaria De Estudios Ingleses,N.78 Revista Canaria de ESTUDIOS INGLESES Universidad de La Laguna 78 2019 Revista Canaria de ESTUDIOS INGLESES Revista Canaria de ESTUDIOS INGLESES Universidad de La Laguna EDITOR Juan Ignacio Oliva (ULL)) EDITORIAL BOARD Esther Álvarez López (UNIOVI), Rodrigo Andrés González (UB), Leslie Bobb-Wolff (ULL), Olivier Brossard (Université Paris Est-Marne la Vallée), Sally Burgess (ULL), Rui Carvalho Homem (Univerdidade do Porto), Francisco J. Castillo (ULL), María José Chivite (ULL), Francisco J. Cortés (ULL), Juan J. Cruz (ULL), Eva Darias Beautell (ULL), Aída Díaz Bild (ULL), Ana Díaz Galán (ULL), Balz Engler (Uniersität Basel), María del Carmen Fumero (ULL), María del Pilar García Mayo (UPV/EHU), José S. Gómez Soliño (ULL), Isabel González Díaz (ULL), Francisco Gonzálvez García (UAL), María José González Rodríguez (ULL), María Luz González Rodríguez (ULL), Juan Manuel Hernández-Campoy (UM), María Beatriz Hernández (ULL), Martin Kayman (Cardiff University), María Jesús Llarena (ULL), Andrzej Łyda (Uniwersytet Śląski), J. Lachlan Mackenzie (ILTEC Lisboa/VU Amsterdam), Ricardo Mairal Usón (UNED), Javier Martín Arista (UNIRIOJA), María A. Martín Díaz (ULL), Matilde Martín González (ULL), Pedro Á. Martín Martín (ULL), Margarita Mele Marrero (ULL), Agnieszka Soltysik Monnet (Université de Lausanne), Tomás Monterrey (ULL), María del Pino Montesdeoca (ULL), María Jesús Pérez Quintero (ULL), Michael Aaron Rockland (Rutgers University), Francisco Ruiz de Mendoza Ibáñez (UNIRIOJA), Françoise Salager-Meyer (Universidad de Los Andes, Venezuela), Eulalia Sosa Acevedo (ULL), Justine Tally (ULL), Daniel Thomières (Université de Reims), Carmen Toledano Buendía (ULL), Dolores Torres (ULL). SECRETARY Margarita Mele Marrero (ULL) ADVISORY BOARD Michael Benskin (Universitetet i Oslo), Charles Bernstein (University of Pennsylvania), Michael Davidson (University of California, San Diego), Bernd Dietz (Universidad de Córdoba), Teun A. Van Dijk (Universiteit van Amsterdam), Fernando Galván Reula (Universidad de Alcalá), Maggie Humm (University of East London), Juana M. Liceras (University of Ottawa), Alan Sinfield (Sussex University), Jeremy Smith (University of Glasgow). EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Pedro Domínguez (ULL), Maribel García (ULL), Juana Herrera Cubas (ULL), Alejandro López de Vergara (ULL), Elena Sánchez (ULL). PUBLISHER Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de La Laguna Campus Central. 38200 La Laguna. Santa Cruz de Tenerife. E-mail: [email protected] DESIGN J.H. Vera/Javier Torres/Luis C. Espinosa TYPESET BY Servicio de Publicaciones DOI: https://doi.org/10.25145/j.recaesin.2019.78 ISSN: 0211-5913 (edición impresa) / ISSN: e-2530-8335 (edición digital) Depósito Legal: TF 275/81 No portion of this publication may be reproduced without the express written consent of the publisher. Revista Canaria de ESTUDIOS INGLESES 78 Servicio de Publicaciones UNIVERSIDAD DE LA LAGUNA, 2019 REVISTA canaria de estudios ingleses. —Nº 1 (1980)—. —La Laguna: Universidad, Servicio de Publicaciones, 1980— Semestral ISSN 0211-5913 1. Literatura inglesa-Publicaciones periódicas 2. Lengua inglesa-Gramática-Publicaciones periódicas I. Universidad de La Laguna. Servicio de Publicaciones, ed. 820(05) 802.0-5(05) SUBMISSION INFORMATION RCEI invites contributions of articles in such fields as linguistics, literature, critical theory, history, and cultural studies within the English Philology. 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To consult the frequency of international and national citations of articles published in our journal, please visit this site: http://webpages.ull.es/users/rceing/citations.html. © Copyright, 2019 RCEI. Universidad de La Laguna. Our e-mail address is: [email protected] For further details concerning journal exchange, back issues, etc., please contact: Revista Canaria de Estudios Ingleses Servicio de Publicaciones Universidad de La Laguna Campus Central 38200 La Laguna (Tenerife, España) E-mail: [email protected] CONTENTS SPECIAL ISSUE Canadian Fictions of Globality / Ficciones de globalidad canadiense Pedro Miguel Carmona-Rodríguez, guest editor Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................................ 9 ARTICLES The Long History of CanLit’s New Globality, or: When The History of Emily Montague Became Canada’s First Novel / La larga historia de la nueva globalidad de la literatura canadiense, o cuando The History of Emily Montague se convirtió en la primera novela de Canadá Robert Zacharias ........................................................................................................................................... 17 Snow White and the Polar Bears in the Age of Global Heating: A Reading 5 of Mark Anthony Jarman’s “My White Planet” / Blancanieves y los osos polares en la era del calentamiento global: una lectura de “My White Planet”, de Mark Anthony Jarman ........................................................................................................................................... 37 Claire Omhovère CONTENTS ‘Another Way of Naming Elsewhere’: Transnational and Hemispheric Stories by some Canadian and Argentinian Authors / ‘Otra forma de denominar a cualquier parte’: historias transnacionales y hemisféricas de autores canadienses y argentinos María Jesús Llarena-Ascanio ............................................................................................................ 55 Austin Clarke: ‘Membering Home and the Black Atlantic / Austin Clarke: remembrando el hogar y el Atlántico Negro Winfried Siemerling .................................................................................................................................. 75 ‘Thank you for Creating this World for all of us’: Globality and the Reception of Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale after its Television Adaptation / ‘Gracias por crear este mundo para todos nosotros’: la globlalidad y la recepción de The Handmaid’s Tale, de Margaret Atwood, después de su adaptación televisiva Pilar Somacarrera-Íñigo ........................................................................................................................ 83 Risk, Mortality, and Memory: The Global Imaginaries of Cherie Dimaline’s The Marrow Thieves,
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