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Anglo25 Saxo 1-308 Imag REVISTA ANGLO SAXONICA SER. III N. 2 2011 AGLONN SAXO ICA ANGLO SAXONICA SER. III N. 2 2011 DIRECÇÃO / GENERAL EDITORS Isabel Fernandes (ULICES) João Almeida Flor (ULICES) Mª Helena Paiva Correia (ULICES) COORDENAÇÃO / EXECUTIVE EDITOR Teresa Malafaia (ULICES) EDITOR ADJUNTO / ASSISTANT EDITOR Ana Raquel Lourenço Fernandes (ULICES) CO-EDITOR ADJUNTO / CO-EDITORIAL ASSISTANT Sara Paiva Henriques (ULICES) REVISÃO DE TEXTO / COPY EDITORS Inês Morais (ULICES) Madalena Palmeirim (ULICES) Ana Luísa Valdeira (ULICES) EDIÇÃO Centro de Estudos Anglísticos da Universidade de Lisboa DESIGN, PAGINAÇÃO E ARTE FINAL Inês Mateus IMPRESSÃO E ACABAMENTO Várzea da Rainha Impressores, S.A. - Óbidos, Portugal TIRAGEM 150 exemplares ISSN 0873-0628 DEPÓSITO LEGAL 86 102/95 PUBLICAÇÃO APOIADA PELA FUNDAÇÃO PARA A CIÊNCIA E A TECNOLOGIA CONTENTS/ÍNDICE CONFERENCES / COLÓQUIOS FROM SEA TO SEA: CANADIAN LITERATURE AND CULTURE INTRODUCTORY NOTE Marijke Boucherie . 11 MEMORANDUM Marijke Boucherie . 13 LANDSCAPES OF SURVIVAL: TRANSPLANT AND SUSTENANCE IN WILLA CATHER’S CANADIAN WRITINGS AND EXPERIENCE Isabel Alves . 19 LUSO-CANADIAN EXCHANGES IN TRANSLATION STUDIES: TRANSLATING LINGUISTIC VARIATION Alexandra Assis Rosa, Luísa Falcão, Raquel Mouta, Susana Valdez Sengo, Tiago Botas . 39 CANADA’S INDIGENOUS PEOPLES: A GLIMPSE AT THEIR CULTURAL VICTORIES AND DEFEATS TODAY Ana Paula Machado . .69 CANADA IN THE MAKING: PASTORAL IDEOLOGY IN THE POETRY OF THE EARLY COLONIAL ERA Mário Vítor Bastos . 83 “THE MAP IS NOT THE LANDSCAPE”: CANADIAN AND OTHER LANDSCAPES IN JANE URQUHART’S NOVEL A MAP OF GLASS (2005) Marijke Boucherie . 99 FROM ALICE MUNRO’S SOWESTO: NOT SO MUCH HAPPINESS AFTER ALL Laura Bulger . 117 INTRODUCTION TO AWAY FROM HER Teresa Casal . 133 FROM C TO C: A PREPOSITIONAL POETICS Fred Wah . 141 NOT SO CMFY: KEN LUM’S WORD ART John Havelda . 163 6 REVISTA ANGLO SAXONICA THE BATTLE OF POETRY AGAINST ITSELF: ON JIM ANDREWS’S DIGITAL POETRY Manuel Portela . 183 L’INGRATITUDE POSTCOLONIALE DE YENG CHEN Luís Dias Martins . 201 PROSE REPRESENTATIONS OF LITERATURE OF PORTUGUESE BACKGROUND IN CANADA Isabel Nena Patim . 213 TRANSGENERATIONAL PHANTOMS IN CANADIAN DIASPORIC LITERATURE: RECENT FICTION BY DIONNE BRAND, DAVID CHARIANDY, AND MADELEINE THIEN Belén Martín Lucas . 233 RESTLESS BORDER CROSSINGS IN ARITHA VAN HERK’S WRITING Hilde Staels . 247 ‘LET US FIND OUR SERIOUS HEADS’: PLACING THE MANIFESTO IN CANADIAN LITERATURE Julian Hanna . 267 FRESH PAINT: BRUEGHEL REVISITED BY ANNE SIMPSON Fernando Barragão . .281 LONG-DISTANCE LANDING: EMMA DONOGHUE AND HER EXPERIENCE OF OTHERNESS IN CANADA Zuzanna Sanches . 295 ESSAYS/ ESTUDOS ENTRE O TERREIRO DO PAÇO E LONDRES: O JOGO DE ESPELHOS ANGLO-PORTUGUÊS EM THE WONDER: A WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET (1714), DE SUSANNA CENTLIVRE Rogério Miguel Puga . 311 INTERVIEWS/ DISCURSOS DIRECTOS INTERVIEW WITH JANE URQUHART AT HER COTTAGE AT LOUGHBREEZE BEACH, COLBORNE, 14TH OF JULY 2010, 10-13AM Interviewer: Marijke Boucherie . 335 REVIEWS/ RELEITURAS PULLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL: POESIA CONTEMPORÂNEA DO CANADÁ Julian Hanna . 359 WHAT ABOUT THE ROGUE? SURVIVAL AND METAMORPHOSIS IN CONTEMPORARY BRITISH LITERATURE AND CULTURE Susana Araújo . 363 Notes on Contributors/Notas sobre os Colaboradores . 369 CONFERENCES COLÓQUIOS Introductory Note ISSN: 0873-0628 ANGLO SAXONICA SER. III N. 2 2011 Introductory Note his volume contains the proceedings of an international Conference on Canadian Literature and Culture that took place at the Faculty Tof Letters of the University of Lisbon under the title From Sea to Sea: Canadian Literature and Culture in Lisbon, from 18 to 20 November 2009. Organized by a research group from the University of Lisbon Centre of English Studies,1 this Canadian Conference was the first of its kind to be held in Portugal. The aim was to call the attention of academic and non academic communities to the specificity and diversity of Canadian literature and culture and also to bring together researchers on Canadian culture coming from various universities and research centres from Portugal and abroad. There were three plenary speakers: two guest authors and an inter - national scholar. Jane Urquhart, the novelist whose novels illuminate ways of loving and living in the inexorability of a country called Canada; Fred Wah, the poet who forces words and sounds into new forms capable of saying the inner tensions and complexity of a hyphenized existence; Hilde Staels, from Leuven University, who gave a lecture consisting in a thorough analysis of Aritha van Herk’s novels. 1 ULICES’ Research Group 4, on “The United Kingdom and the New English-speaking Literatures and Cultures: Inter-art and Intercultural Dialogues”. The principal investigator of this group, Prof. Isabel Fernandes, was assisted by an organizing committee composed by Fernando Barragão, Mário Vítor Bastos, Marijke Boucherie, Luísa Falcão, Julian Hanna, Eduarda Melo Cabrita and Duarte Patarra. The committee could count on the invaluable help and expertise of John Havelda, lecturer of Canadian Literature at the University of Coimbra. 12 REVISTA ANGLO SAXONICA All other participants came by invitation and it was possible to gather a rich community of researchers who touched on a wide selection of Canadian realities and artistic manifestations: Canada’s Indigenous Peoples, Landscape, Survival and Otherness (Willa Cather’s Canada, Emma Donoghue); Canadian Identity (and) Postcolonialism (David Chariandi, Dionne Brand, Madeleine Thien, Yeng Chen); Canadian Literature in English (Urquhart, Atwood, Munro, Van Herck) and in French; Poetry (Fred Wah, Anne Simpson) and Cyberpoetry; Visual Art (Ken Lum, Fred Wah, John Havelda), the Literary Manifesto, Canadian Film, Portuguese Literature in Canada and Translation Studies, among others. The Conference was sponsored by FCT – Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia, the Government of Canada, The Faculty of Letters of the University of Lisbon (FLUL) and the English Department (DEA). A detailed memorandum following the present introduction describes and acknowl edges the participation of the main entities involved. We would like to thank all speakers, participants and sponsors. Lisbon, 16 December 2009 Marijke Boucherie Memorandum he Ambassador of Canada in Lisbon, H. E. Anne-Marie Bourcier, opened the proceedings with a speech that highlighted the expertise Tof Canada in various fields and emphasized, in particular the areas in which Canada and Portugal have established relationships and cooperation. Following the speech, there was a small ceremony in which H. E. the Ambassador made a donation of books and multimedia to the Faculty Library related to Canada, Canadian politics and society and Canadian art and culture. The Conference was especially enriched by the presentation of a bilin gual anthology of Canadian Poetry, translated and compiled by Isabel Patim, John Havelda and Manuel Portela. Entitled pulllllllllllllllllllllll: Contemporary Poetry from Canada. The publisher, Luís Oliveira (of “Antígona”) presented the anthology (which was published at Antígona in February 2010). The Conference also hosted the Photo-Text Installation by Fred Wah and John Havelda, ‘Know Your Place’ set up in the Exhibition Gallery of the Library. The catalogue of the exhibition included a review by the Guardian Critic, Robert Clark who gave permission to republish it for the Conference. The exhibition was made possible thanks to the collaboration of the Librarian of the Faculty Library, Pedro Estácio Santos, and the team of the Cultural Services of the Library, Maria João Godinho and Pedro Coelho. With the cooperation of the Library staff, a considerable number of books by Canadian authors and on Canadian subjects were ordered for the Library on short notice and an exhibition of Canadian books was organized. A display of 75 items on Canada or by Canadian authors – books, electronic documents, dissertations and magazines, all carefully catalogued (‘From Sea to Sea’: Canadian Literature and Culture 14 REVISTA ANGLO SAXONICA in Lisbon. Catálogo bibliográfico) was to be visited during the Conference in the Exhibition Gallery and the catalogue freely distributed among the participants. During the three days of the Conference, the screening of three Canadian films took place: Away from Her, directed by Sarah Polley (intro duced by Professor Teresa Casal), a selection of short animation films by Norman McLaren and Les Invasions Barbares directed by Denys Arcand (both introduced by Professor Mário Jorge Torres). Finally, a reception hosted by the Embassy of Canada on the second day of the Conference brought together all the participants in a gathering where it was possible for all those present to exchange views and experiences relating to Canadian issues and to further pursue the relationships between Canada and Portugal. “From Sea to Sea: Canadian Literature in Lisbon” was the first international Conference on Canadian literature and culture in Lisbon and brought together scholars from Portugal and Spain who work, often quite isolated, on Canadian Literature and Culture. It hosted two Canadian authors, an internationally recognized scholar in Canadian Literature in English and a series of high quality presentations that did justice to the linguistic, cultural, social and formal diversity of the literatures and cultures of Canada. It promoted the relationship between the Portuguese academic community, the public at large and the Canadian Embassy. The Conference also gave visibility to the future book launch of a bilingual anthology of Canadian poetry
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