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Cover and catalogue design by John Beadle 1 General Interest ter 2009 n niversity i U niversity U ent r T ork Y fall-w epartment of History, epartment of History, epartment of Music, D D is a substantial contribution to the scant schol- is an impressive and important book. Ryan Ed- ock ock R R obert Wright, obert Wright, ob Bowman, ‘Canuck wardson wardson takes obvious delight in exploring the minutiae of Ca- nadian pop music and gives every indication of being a fan as well as an historian. Aficionados of Canadian details fascinating pop musicof hundreds literally the in will pleasure great take of the “music biz” the author has unearthed.’ R ‘Canuck arly literature on Canadian popular music. Ryan should Edwardson be lauded for this original and nuanced account of the of development the and nationalism Canadian between synergy a music industry in Canada.’ R - eil ov- Ca- N L ragi hese T T he T eist. F Canuck Rock adies. L obert Charlebois. dwardson dwardson explores R E tudies S ire. ire. K-os. F yan R ightfoot. Joni Mitchell. ationhood L N rcade rcade Connors. ugust 2009 ultural A t he Barenaked Barenaked he ock A c n T is a Canadian music fan with a PhD a with fan music Canadian a is om te T R dson dams. ho. Gordon r dson A r W spans from the emergence of rock and roll 978-0-8020-9715-6 £18.00 $27.95 T 978-0-8020-9989-1 £40.00 $60.00 E tompin’ N N S e and the Quest for B B IS IS n invaluable resource and an absorbing read, A 978-0-8020-9519-0 £18.00 / $27.95 / 2008 Also by Ryan Edwardson: Canadian Con Cultur History of Canadian Popular Music Canadian Popular History of nd why does nationality even matter? nne Murray. Crowbar. Chilliwack. Carole Pope. pprox. 368 pp / 6 x 9 / pprox. he Guess how music in Canada became Canadian music. cally Hip. Céline Dion. Canadi- of generations to heroes national are musicians musician? Canadian a be to mean it does what But ans. addresses these questions by delving into the myriad the music, make who people the between relationships and stations radio the it, sell and produce that industries government legislation that determine availability, and the fans who consume it and make it their own. nuck Rock A in the 1950s through to international today’s recording industry. Combining archival material, published accounts, and new interviews, Paper A Canadian History / 24 halftones Cloth Ryan Edwa Ryan Young. Young. Bryan erboy. A T A Edwa Ryan Canuck Canuck in History from Queen’s University. Queen’s in History from Civility A Cultural History

Benet Davetian

Cut off in traffic? Bumped without apology on the sub- way? Forced to listen to a profane conversation in a public space? In today’s Western societies, many feel that there has been a noticeable and marked decrease in mutual consideration in both public and private settings. Are we less civil now than in the past? Benet Davetian’s masterful study Civility: A Cultural History responds to this question through a historical, social, and psychological discussion of the civility practices in three nations – England, France, and the United States. Davetian’s rich, multi-dimensional review of civility from 1200 to the present day provides an in-depth analysis of the social and personal psychology of human interaction and charts a new course for the study and understanding of civility and civil society. Civility addresses major topics in public discourse today regard- ‘Benet Davetian’s scintillating tour de force fills a gaping void ing the ideals and practices of civility and the possibility in the history of ideas. If you are serious about the civility-civilization connection, you will want your well-thumbed copy of of a future civility ethic capable of inspiring cooperation General Interest Norbert Elias’ tome to share a place on your nightstand with this across cultural and national boundaries. newcomer destined to last.’ 2 P.M. Forni, professor, Johns Hopkins University Benet Davetian is chair and associate professor of sociology and anthropology at the University of Prince Edward Island and director of the Civility Institute.

‘Civility is a tour de force: a work of dazzling scholarship on this core concept of our social life, ranging from the Middle Ages to the present, and covering France, England, and the United States. Spitting, line-up etiquette, toilet hygiene, good manners, and the relativ- Of related interest: ity of politeness are all discussed as they change and vary in this Forever Young most engaging and poetically written work. Davetian is as much The ‘Teen-Aging’ of Modern Culture at home with “The Art of Courtly Love,” the Enlightenment, the rise Marcel Danesi of individualism, the Victorian gentleman and gentlewoman, as with 978-0-8020-8620-4 contemporary teens and narcissism. It’s absolutely fascinating!’ £14.00 / $26.95 / 2003 Anthony Synnott, professor of sociology, Concordia University

Sociology / cultural Studies / history

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Wendy Dobson

Rotman / utp Publishing

The rapid growth, diversity and strategic importance of the emerging Chinese and Indian economies have fired the world’s imagination with both hopes and fears for the future. Wendy Dobson’s perceptive analysis of changing institutions, demographics, and politics paints a thoughtful and surprising picture of India and China as economic powerhouses in the year 2030. Examin- ing past events and current trends, Gravity Shift offers bold predictions of the changes we can expect in key economic and political institutions in China and India, changes that will inform and shape tomorrow’s business decisions. Dobson’s work anticipates that by 2030, China’s economy will be larger than those of the United States, India, and Japan, though its population will be ageing and its growth slowing. India will also come into its own, Rotman/UTP Publishing making major strides in modernizing its vast rural popu- An Imprint of University of Toronto Press lation, vanquishing illiteracy, and emerging as an inno- General Interest vative manufacturing powerhouse. A China-India free The Rotman School of Management has part-

4 trade agreement could well become the foundation of nered with the University of Toronto Press to cre- a cooperative Asian economic community. As the world ate Rotman/UTP Publishing, an imprint devoted re-evaluates business practices in the wake of the glob- to publishing actionable business information al economic crisis, Gravity Shift provides a clear vision of exceptional quality. Following the success of of how India and China will reshape the Asian region, to titles such as Fixing the Future (2008) and The inform and transform global economic institutions. Finance Crisis and Rescue (2008), Rotman/UTP Publishing looks forward to bringing you busi- Wendy Dobson is the director of the Institute for In- ness titles of exceptional quality for many years to ternational Business at the Rotman School of Manage- come. Please see pp. 58–9 for other forthcoming ment, University of Toronto. Rotman/UTP titles.

Business and Economics / International Studies

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Edited by John Chi-Kit Wong

As an institution that helps bind Canadians to an imagined community, hockey has long been associated with an essential Canadian identity. However, this reduction- ism ignores the ways Canadians consume hockey differently based on their socio-economic background, gender, ethnicity, and location. Moreover, Canadian culture is not static, and hockey’s place in it has evolved and changed. In Coast to Coast, a wide range of contributors examine the historical development of hockey across Canada, in both rural and urban settings, to ask how ideas about hockey have changed. Conceptually broad, the essays explore identity formation by investigating what hockey meant to Canadians from the nineteenth century to the Second World War, as well as the role of government, entrepreneurs, and voluntary associations in supporting and promoting the game. Coast to Coast is an intriguing look at the development of a national sport, a must-read for hockey fans and historians alike. Also by John Chi-Kit Wong:

John Chi-Kit Wong is an assistant professor in the Lords of the Rinks General Interest The Emergence of the National Hockey League, College of Education at Washington State University. 1875–1936

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Of related interest: The Chequered Past Contributors Sports Car Racing and Rallying in Canada, 1951–1991 Carly Adams David A. Charters John Matthew Barlow 978-0-8020-9394-3 £22.50 / $35.00 / 2007 Robert Kossuth

Stacy L. Lorenz Blood, Sweat, and Cheers Dan MacDonald Sport and the Making of Modern Canada Geraint B. Osborne Colin Howell J. Andrew Ross 978-0-8020-8248-0 John Chi-Kit Wong £10.00 / $19.95 / 2001

Canadian History / cultural Studies

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www.utppublishing.com 7 General Interest iversity n U ter 2009 ent ent r n T i udies, udies, t S fall-w ial r /s on T a trailblazer in Canadian social and cultural e eminism, and the Butler Decision F is ud t est i W Att ngster, History and Women’s Women’s and History ngster, a S Also by Becki L. Ross Bad Cossman, Shannon Bell, and Lise Gotell) (with Brenda 978-0-8020-7643-4 £14.00 / $21.95 / 1997 Pornography, Pornography, ‘Burlesque history. With passion and sensitivity, Becki L. Ross explores a subject largely ignored until now – that of post-World War II interviews erotic with entertainment. dancers, Ross’s strippers, owners, and musicians add immeasurably to the book and allow her to draw multifaceted pictures of dancers’ whole lives, strongly, through come voices Women’s lives. work their just not descriptions, and information insider essential revealing only not but also adding humanity and complexity to the story.’ Joan rth- oss tud- o R S N en’s studies indalee the the first L

, o w s and Gender and s Burlesque West com- Burlesque West Burlesque omen’ est in in r, Vancouver emerged as emerged a Vancouver r, a W S W W geles to Vancouver that provided provided that Vancouver to geles ugust 2009 ultural studies / n A rld rld c A o s s W o L ex, and is an associate in professor the Depart- S ancouver econd oss also traces the sanitization and subse- 978-0-8020-9646-3 £20.00 $29.95 T 978-0-8020-9698-2 £42.00 $70.00 E S ociology and the and ociology hough jobs in this particular industry are often are industry particular this in jobs hough R . Ross N N T S . Ross L B B L . IS IS ki ki ceived as having little in common with other sorts Provocative Provocative and challenging, Drawing on extensive archival materials and fifty first- fifty and materials archival extensive on Drawing ss delves into the erotic entertainment industry at the industry entertainment ss into the erotic delves uth route from from route uth howgirls, howgirls, ec o fter the ec o pprox. 368 pp / 6 x 9 / pprox. racey ment of ment ies Program at the University of British Columbia. ies Program Paper A Canadian History / 9 colour photos; 50 halftones; 4 tables Cloth B A S B Burlesque Burlesque Postwar V Postwar hotbed of talent. In striptease bines the economic, the social, the sexual, and the per- the and sexual, the social, the economic, the bines to intellectually tantalize. sonal, and is sure quent integration of striptease style and neo-burlesque trends into mass culture, examining change continuity to and ultimately demonstrate glitzy nightclub scene, that often condemned as a quasi-le- Vancouver’s gal strain of urban blight, in fact greased the economic engine of the post-war city. per surprisingly resonate accounts dancers’ retired work, of with those of contemporary service workers, including and benefits workplace and unionization of perceptions hazards. reveals reveals stories that are deeply flavoured with before an era “striptease fell from grace because the ex-dancer of world words the in dreaming,” stopped T S R the – tour coast west dancers’ the of end northern rotating work for dancers and variety for club clientele. club for variety and dancers for work rotating person accounts of former dancers, strip-club owners, booking agents, choreographers, and musicians, critical critical history of this notorious scene, striptease Becki Transforming Rights Reflections from the Front Lines

Maxwell Yalden

Maxwell Yalden began his career in the Department of External Affairs; he was posted to Moscow and Paris, and later as ambassador to Belguim. As Canada’s Lan- guage Commissioner from 1977 to 1984, he worked to reinforce the Official Languages Act, and language equality, encouraging Canadians to become more inclusive in their attitudes towards both official languages. Chief Commissioner of the Canadian Human Rights Commission from 1987 to 1996, he also served for eight years as a member of the United Nations Hu- man Rights Committee. Transforming Rights draws on Yalden’s extensive experience in rights work to provide a personal assessment of how issues of human rights and language rights have evolved over the past forty years, both within Canada and internationally. Transforming Rights contends that Canadian rights Of related interest: principles reflect a unique history and character and ex- An Honourable Calling amines the interplay of historical and contemporary Ca- Political Memoirs General Interest nadian standards with comparable international norms. Allan Blakeney 978-0-8020-9891-7

8 Yalden argues that Canada’s rights achievements demonstrate that though it may not be possible to change £25.00 / $39.95 / 2008 beliefs and attitudes through policy and legislation, it is Memoirs of a Very Civil Servant certainly possible to change behaviour – facilitating the Mackenzie King to Pierre Trudeau expansion of rights. Authoritative and anecdotal, Yalden Gordon Robertson offers an informed insider’s opinion on continuously 978-0-8020-4445-7 evolving human rights norms and the impact they have £25.00 / 45.95 / 2000 had on the way that people live their lives. A Stubble-Jumper in Striped Pants Maxwell Yalden is an adjunct professor in the Fac- Memoirs of a Prairie Diplomat ulty of Law at the University of Ottawa. Earl Drake 978-0-8020-4464-8 £22.50 / $40.00 / 1999

political science / international studies / memoir

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T S Our Place in the Sun explores the is an associate professor in the De- e / international studies

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S aúl Castro, yli B al s B d R c W IS IS te ur Place in the ur Place Many of this volume’s contributors draw upon newly upon draw contributors volume’s this of Many bert pprox. 320 pp / 6 x 9 / pprox. oliti ana politics more broadly. politics more ing twelve original essays by a variety of scholars as well as scholars of variety a by essays original twelve ing as a short memoir by former Canadian Cuba, Mark collection calls into question past understandings of the Canadian-Cuban relationship. It is a must-read for the of history Cuban and Canadian in interested anyone last and half-century, the dynamics of Canadian-Cuban relationship from 1959 to the present but past the upon reflect volume this in essays The day. also the explore internal issues and external that forces will continue to influence the Canada-Cuba association in the years to come. declassified sources and original interviews, providing political and economic, historical, the into insight unique connection. Canada–Cuba the affecting realities Paper A p 8 halftones; 11 tables Cloth L Ro tro tro to Penned Canada and Cuba in the Castro Cuba in the Castro Canada and Edi O Political partment of History at Atom Egoyan’s Joyce Wieland’s The Adjuster The Far Shore

Tom McSorley Johanne Sloan

canadian cinema (#3) canadian cinema (#4)

One of Canada’s pre- The Far Shore (1976), eminent auteur filmmak- made under the direction ers, Atom Egoyan has of celebrated visual artist been celebrated interna- and experimental film- tionally, earning multiple maker Joyce Wieland, awards from the pres- is one of Canada’s most tigious Cannes and To- innovative contributions ronto International Film to cinema. The film bor- Festivals and an Acad- rows elements from the emy Award nomination. life of Canadian painter One of his most accom- Tom Thomson, who plished and controver- is represented by the sial early works, The Adjuster (1991), is a dark drama character of Tom McLeod. The main character, how- about the complex and intense relationships between ever, is not Tom, but the fictional creation of Eulalie de an insurance adjuster and his clients. Chicoutimi, the married Québécoise woman who loves In this accessible analysis, Tom McSorley traces the him. Using Eulalie’s perspective, Wieland was able to genesis, production, and reception of Egoyan’s fourth re-frame Thomson’s life and story as a romantic melo-

General Interest feature film, from its Cannes Film Festival premiere to its drama while infusing it with subversive commentary on North American commercial release. The book locates gender, nature and nationalism, and ultimately, on the The Adjuster in the larger context of Canadian cinema value of art. 10 history’s peculiar and often troubled evolution, and of- Here, Wieland specialist Johanne Sloan offers a fas- fers a provocative interpretation of the film’s unique cinating new perspective on The Far Shore, ultimately analysis of the malaise of materialism in North American making it more accessible by discussing Wieland’s culture. Richly illustrated and featuring new interview utopian fusion of art and politics, the importance of material with Egoyan himself, this study in the Canadian landscape within Canadian culture, and the on-going Cinema series offers an insightful review of one of Atom struggle over the meaning of the natural environment. Egoyan’s most searching, unsettling films. Johanne Sloan is an associate professor in the De- Tom McSorley is the executive director of the Cana- partment of Art History at Concordia University. dian Film Institute, a sessional lecturer in Film Studies at Carleton University, the film critic for CBC Radio One’s Ottawa Morning, and a contributing editor at POV Mag- azine.

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www.utppublishing.com 11 General Interest ter 2009 niversity n i U fall-w ar Paris, 1919–1933 tudies, Brown tudies, Brown W S ism c oli studies of one of the most fascinating pe- th Ca chloesser e S g A ge Barcelona ge Barcelona A tephen 978-0-8020-8718-8 £55.00 / $89.00 / 2005 Of related interest: Of related Jazz Mystic Modernism in Post- S nric Bou, Chair of Hispanic ‘Jazz riods in contemporary Catalan culture, that of the 1920s and with Writing War. Civil Spanish the to up leading years the – 30s an engaging style, Robert A. Davidson uses newspapers, essays, and novels key to insights into provide the transformation of Barcelona during the build-up, height, and aftermath of its experience of the Jazz Age. Innovative, entertaining, and con- to read.’ pleasure vincing, this book is a real E studies h x- ge, E A anis p Jazz Age tudying liter- tudying S ulture / s c aval District – which R rint p ugust 2009 is an associate professor in the ge’s clubs ge’s and bars – A A panish and Portuguese at the Univer- S lso analysing the 1929 International . Davidson argues that the explosion of avidson ge Barcelona A A avidson D tudies / Book & D A S 978-1-4226-1043-9 £19.95 $29.95 C 978-0-8020-9937-2 £40.00 $60.00 E a. onto. N N a. B or obert Jazz Age Barcelona focuses the lenses of cul- B T IS R IS bert Using periodicals and recently archival rediscovered bert ne of the world’s renowned centres of centres Barce- renowned culture, ne of the world’s tudies in Book and Print Culture tudies in ultural pprox. 240 pp / 6 x 9 / pprox. sity of Department of Paper A c 44 halftones Cloth Ro tural studies and urban studies on Jazz cosmopolitan the during city the of character the avant-garde delving into the cultural that forces flourished in Europe 1930s. early and 1910s late the between ary journalism, and photography, the city of Barcelona itself, lona is also one of the capitals of modernist art given its associations with the talents of Dali, Picasso, and Gaudi. O Ro S Jazz housed many of the material, Davidson considers the relationship between the political pressures of a brutal class war, the grasp the of engagement the and dictatorship, repressive a of city’s young intellectuals with Barcelona’s culture and environment. hibition and the down-and-out twentieth the of one of portrait insightful an is Barcelona most culturally rich times and places. century’s jazz culture and the avant-garde was in- of predominantly reception positive their journalistsand by fostered novative new art forms and radical politics. Canadian Maverick Measuring the Mosaic The Life and Times of Ivan C. Rand An Intellectual Biography of John Porter

William Kaplan Rick Helmes-Hayes

Osgoode Society for Legal History

In Canadian Maverick, Measuring the Mosaic bestselling author Wil- is a comprehensive liam Kaplan critically intellectual biography examines the life and of John Porter (1921- times of lawyer, politi- 1979), author of The cian, academic, and Vertical Mosaic (1965), Supreme Court Justice preeminent Canadian Ivan C. Rand. Born to sociologist of his time, a working-class New and one of Canada’s Brunswick family, Rand’s most celebrated schol- hard work and impres- ars. In the first biography sive intellect led to an of this important figure, extraordinary career that Rick Helmes-Hayes pro- redefined Canada’s legal landscape. vides a detailed account of Porter’s life and an in-depth Rand’s 1943 appointment to the Supreme Court of assessment of his extensive writings on class, power, Canada invigorated what was then a pedestrian institu- educational opportunity, social mobility, and democracy. tion. His work in labour law, including his development While assessing Porter’s place in the historical devel- of the Rand Formula, and his key judgments in civil lib- opment of Canadian social science, Helmes-Hayes also erties cases inspired a generation of Canadian judges, examines the economic, social, political and scholarly lawyers, and law students. circumstances – including the Depression, World War II, Kaplan’s rigorous study encompasses Rand’s legal post-war reconstruction, the baby boom, and the growth General Interest contributions, his pivotal role in the creation of the State of universities – that contoured Porter’s political and aca- of Israel, and his position as founding dean of the Uni- demic views. Using extensive archival research, corre-

12 versity of Western Ontario’s Faculty of Law. An absorb- spondence, and over fifty original interviews with family, ing account of a complex and sometimes contradictory colleagues, and friends, Measuring the Mosaic stresses figure, Canadian Maverick draws a compelling portrait Porter’s remarkable contributions as a scholar, academic of one of Canada’s most influential legal minds. statesman, senior administrator at Carleton University, and engaged, practical public intellectual William Kaplan is a lawyer, arbitrator, and author living in Toronto. Rick Helmes-Hayes is an associate professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of Waterloo.

biography / law / canadian history biography / sociology

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www.utppublishing.com 13 General Interest earning L nti-racist A ter 2009 and n i pples’ eaching A T fall-w ol Tator: ew Bad niversity exposes and critiques F U

iling in Canada f o r irector of irector the for Centre niversity D U ial P c Ra Challenging the Myth of ‘a 978-0-8020-8666-2 £22.50 / $36.00 / 2006 Also by Frances Henry and Car acism and the Canadian R at Queen’s at Queen’s ‘ universities Canadian in racism institutional of prevalence the and the equally prevalent denial of its existence. scholars in general and racialized academics in particular will soundness the and narratives the of authenticity the welcome of the scholarship. This book should be required reading for all university administrators, from heads of departments to university presidents.’ Joy Mighty, f- his r O T o t l Ta l o r cademy privileges cademy nclusion ation A I c and Ca and y r n Racism in the Canadian Uni- e H urocentric ways of knowing. of ways urocentric E s iology / edu e c c is a professor emerita, York University. York emerita, professor a is ocial Justice, ocial Justice, n nglo- y S a is Course Director in the Department of A

r Racism in the Canadian University is an r r n F o e y t 978-0-8020-9677-7 £15.00 $24.95 C 978-0-8020-9981-5 £40.00 $60.00 E b N equal emphasis on scholarship and personal s H s N B quity B d S E S ce ith ol Ta e studies / so t acism in the Canadian in the Canadian acism W r c an hiteness and hiteness emanding emanding nthropology at York University. at York nthropology he mission statements and recruitment campaigns pprox. 208 pp / 6 x 9 / July 2009 pprox. r A 3 tables Cloth I Paper I ra F Ca perspectives, important look at how racial minority faculty and students continue to engage in a daily struggle for safe, inclusive spaces in classrooms and among peers, colleagues, and administrators. W ten denied and dismissed in practice as well as policy, academy. the in persist still racism of forms various collection, informed by critical theory, personal experi- historical both scrutinizes research, empirical and ence, and contemporary manifestations of racism in Canadi- an academic institutions, finding in these communities a deep rift between how racism is imagined and how it is lived. for modern Canadian universities promote diverse and enlightened communities. versity questions this idea by examining the ways the of culture institutional the which in Edi e University D T R and A Razing Africville A Geography of Racism

Jennifer J. Nelson

In the 1960s, the city of Halifax demolished the black community of Africville, ostensibly as part of a program of urban renewal and ‘slum clearance.’ The city defend- ed its actions by citing the deplorable living conditions in Africville, ignoring its own role in the creation of these conditions through years of neglect and denial of essential services. In the 1980s, the city created a park on the empty site, which has since become a place of protest and commemoration for black citizens. As yet the city has not issued a formal apology to Africville resi- k

c dents and has paid no further compensation. a Razing Africville examines the history of the eviction b r of a community from its own space. Examining ac- e p counts from a variety of sources – urban planning texts, a

p city council documents, news media, and academic re-

n ports – Jennifer J. Nelson illustrates how Africville went i ‘This scholarly reconstruction of the obliteration of Africville, from a slum to an urban problem to be addressed and, Nova Scotia, explains why its obituary writers and elegists are more recently, to a public space in which past abuses

new both too late and premature. Jennifer J. Nelson is a superb are rendered invisible. Reading historical texts as a architect of history, and her deconstruction of the attempted critical map of decision-making, she argues that the erasure of Africville (and its Africadian settlers in the 1960s) is, 14 ongoing measures taken to regulate black bodies and itself, a milestone in the rehabilitation of the memory and the spaces contribute to a ‘geography of racism.’ She anal- meaning of the community.’

yses ways in which space is tied to racial identity and George Elliott Clarke, Department of English, University of domination and how the control of space is a necessary Toronto component of delineating and regulating populations. A much-needed re-examination of an important chapter in Canadian history, Razing Africville applies spatial theory analysis to the destruction of a community, and offers critical observations on racism and its function in our society.

Jennifer J. Nelson is an independent research con- sultant based in Toronto.

sociology / geography / canadian history

200 pp / 6 x 9 / Available Paper ISBN 978-1-4426-1028-6 £15.00 $24.95 C Originally published in cloth: February 2008

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Julia V. Emberley

From the Canadian Indian Act to Freud’s Totem and Ta- boo to films such as Nanook of the North, all manner of cultural artefacts have been used to create a distinc- tion between savagery and civilization. In Defamiliarizing the Aboriginal, Julia V. Emberley examines the historical production of aboriginality in colonial cultural practices and its impact on the everyday lives of indigenous women, youth, and children. Adopting a materialist-semiotic approach, Emberley explores the ways in which representational technolo- k

c gies – film, photography, and print culture, including le- a gal documents and literature – were crucial to British b r colonial practices. Many indigenous scholars, writers, e p and artists, however, have confounded these practices a

p by deploying aboriginality as a complex and enabling

n sign of social, cultural, and political transformation. i Of related interest: Emberley gives due attention to this important work, White Civility studying a wide range of topics such as race, place, The Literary Project of English Canada new and motherhood, primitivism and violence, and sexu- Daniel Coleman ality and global political kinships. Her multidisciplinary 978-0-8020-3707-7

16 approach ensures that Defamiliarizing the Aboriginal will £20.00 / $29.95 / 2008 be of interest to scholars and students of cultural stud- Before the Country ies, indigenous studies, women’s studies, postcolonial Native Renaissance, Canadian Mythology and colonial studies, literature, and film. Stephanie McKenzie 978-0-8020-9446-9 £18.00 / $27.95 / 2007 Julia V. Emberley is an associate professor in the Department of English at the University of Western On- Settler Feminism and Race Making in tario. Canada Jennifer Henderson 978-0-8020-3703-9 £32.00 / $66.00 / 2003

cultural Studies / native studies / literary studies

344 pp / 6 x 9 / Available Paper ISBN 978-1-4426-1025-5 £21.50 $32.95 C Originally published in cloth: December 2007

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N ph B eth esearch at Carleton University. at Carleton University. esearch IS yl a. eth R nn Introducing Introducing readers to a method of self-discovery, Informative, compassionate, and convincing, iloso nn riginally published in cloth: e h heology and Director of the onergan’s onergan’s philosophy 168 pp / 6 x 9 / O P Paper cher k Melchin and Cheryl Picard provide both an to Lo- and an introduction research overview of conflict ‘insight nergan’s offering theory,’ an outstanding piece mediation. of method useful a and philosophy ethical of the different kinds of operations involved in learning, and the role of feelings and values in shaping interactions with others in conflict, this volume also includes the practical experience of mediators who detail strategies of insight mediation for working creatively through trans- by played role important the to Attending conflict. formative learning in navigating conflicts, the authors show how insights and learning can move people past obstacles caused by feelings of threat. forming Conflict through Insight for working to resolve difficulties in an ethical and- edu cational manner. of insight can be plied ap- to mediation lead to more to productive and constructive gotiations. ne- Kenneth L Examining the difficul- resolution, conflict of ties Transforming Conflict through Insight onstrates dem- how Bernard through Insight through Ke Transforming Conflict Conflict Transforming Law and Director of the Centre for Conflict Education and Paul University. T Quixotic Frescoes Cervantes and Italian Renaissance Art

Frederick A. de Armas

As a young man, Miguel de Cervantes left his home in Spain and travelled extensively through Italy, experienc- ing all that the Italian Renaissance had to offer. In his later writings, Cervantes sought to recapture his experience through literature, and literary critics have often pointed to Italian texts as models for Cervantes’ writing. The art of the period, however, has seldom been examined in this context. Focusing on Don Quixote, Frederick A. de Armas unearths links between Cervantes’ text and frescoes, paintings, and sculptures by Italian artists such as Cam- biaso, Michelangelo, Raphael, and Titian. His study seeks to re-engage the critics of today by formulat- k

c ing the link between Cervantes and the Renaissance a through an interdisciplinary dialogue that establishes a b r new set of models and predecessors. This dialogue is e p used to explore a variety of issues in Cervantes includ- a

p ing the absence of a single guiding pictorial program,

n the doubling of archaeological reconstruction, and the Also by Frederick A. de Armas: i use of ekphrasis as allusion, interpolation, and an inte- European Literary Careers gral component of the action. Quixotic Frescoes delves The Author from Antiquity to the Renaissance new into the politics of imitation, self-censorship, religious (edited with Patrick Cheney) ideology expressed through the pictorial, as well as the 978-0-8020-4779-3

18 £28.00 / $71.00 / 2002 gendering of art as reflected in Cervantes’ work. This

detailed and exhaustive study is an invaluable contribu- Of related interest: tion to both Hispanic and Renaissance studies Transnational Cervantes William Childers Frederick A. de Armas is the Andrew W. Mellon 978-0-8020-9045-4 Professor in Humanities and chair of the Department £40.00 / $63.00 / 2006 of Romance Languages and Literature at the University Medici Women of Chicago. Portraits of Power, Love, and Betrayal in the Court of Duke Cosimo I Gabrielle Langdon 978-0-8020-9526-8 £21.95 / $35.00 / 2006

art history / renaissance studies

344 pp / 6 x 9 / Available 40 halftones Paper ISBN 978-1-4426-1031-6 £21.95 $35.00 C Originally published in cloth: September 2006

www.utppublishing.com 19 new in paperback u- u- ef- L E R ter 2009 redericton. redericton. n i F eformation R eformation eformation suggests that the R is an investigation aite argues that the perse- fall-w W nabaptist heretics helped nabaptist heretics A aite W ew Brunswick, N ne O nabaptists rejected religious magic, nabap- A A is a professor in the Department of His- of Department the in professor a is vailable

te msterdam. msterdam. A A e studies te ai c nabaptists did not go hand in hand with the urope, a urope, time in which persecution, religious ai 978-1-4426-1032-3 £19.95 $29.95 C urope, urope, Gary K. W E A N W E lthough . investigates these beliefs in the context of B . A K K IS y y ocusing primarily on the Habsburg-controlled re- r Eradicating the Devil’s Minions F radicating the Devil’s the Devil’s radicating r nabaptists and Witches in nabaptists urope, 1535–1600 1535–1600 urope, a riginally published in cloth: July 2007 a s a religious sect, the nabaptists were seen they were consistently demonized by Catholic and theran polemicists. in intolerance religious of roots the into rope, and a unique examination of mass hysteria and social extremism. intolerance, and witch-hunting were rampant. intolerance, and witch-hunting were gions of cution of against virulent propaganda convince governments of the existence of a diabolical threat. to practice unusual ritu- als and follow an eccen- tric set of beliefs. story, for instance, pur- ports that an tist prophet, to have claiming visited heaven, persuaded his followers to run naked through the streets of Eradicating the Devil’s Minions outbreak of witch-hunts in the mid-sixteenth century. Rather, distrust of Anabaptists predated the first major witch panic of 1562–3, and tory at the University of A A ormation G E Minions A E G renaissan 16 halftones; 11 tables Paper 348 pp / 6 x 9 / O . S lexan- A berdeen. A y is a professor in the De- e e studies y ecember 2003 e c D enaissance painting including enaissance enaissance Bail R f- R O Bail er vailable A er ome, 1565–1610 oque / R is a stun- ome. xand omano, and the martyrdom frescoes at frescoes martyrdom the and omano, rt History at the University of R e xand R A Renaissance x 9 e l 978-1-4426-1030-9 £24.95 $39.95 C rt in l otondo. A N lorence, lorence, Parma, and Perugia, Gauvin A A R B F IS istory / renaissan h Ultimately, Ultimately, Bailey provides us with a new under- Based on extensive new archival research from auvin ome, enaissance and Baroque. riginally published in cloth: auvin tefano rt partment of 520 pp / 6 A standing of the stylistic and iconographic strands which strands iconographic and stylistic the of standing shortly afterward were woven together to form the Ba- roque. G der Bailey’s study presents an original, der revisionist Bailey’s treat- ment of Italian painting in the last four decades of the sixteenth a century, critical transitional period between R S R the original decorations of the church of the Gesù and Collegio the G Between Jesuit and Baroque ning achievement – the first book to be written about the original painting commissions of the Jesuits in fering a uniquely comprehensive and comparative analysis of the paintings and stuccoes which adorned all of the Jesuit foundations in the city during their first half cen- cru- most the of some treats study the existence, of tury cial monuments of late Between Between and Bar 121 halftones Paper O Women Novelists Before Jane Austen The Critics and Their Canons

Brian Corman

By the time Ian Watt published The Rise of the Novel in 1957, it was clear that many women novelists before Jane Austen had been overlooked in critical studies of literature and that some of them had been completely forgotten by the reading public. In this book, Brian Cor- man explores the question of how and why this came about. Corman provides a systematic survey of the reputations of early women novelists as canons of the novel developed over a period of roughly two hundred years, and, in so doing, suggests reasons for their fre- k

c quent exclusion. a Women Novelists before Jane Austen challenges the b r view that exclusion from the canon was a simple func- e p tion of gender, and goes deeper to examine potential a

p reasons why certain women writers were overlooked.

n In the process, it provides an overview of histories of i Of related interest: the British novel from its beginning through to the mid- Reading Women twentieth century, ending with the publication of Watt’s Literary Figures and Cultural Icons from the Victorian new famous text. Further, Corman offers a prolegomenon to Age to the Present the important recovery work of the late twentieth cen- Edited by Janet Badia and Jennifer Phlegley

20 tury in which many revised accounts of the history of the 978-0-8020-9487-2 £18.00 / 29.95 / 2005 novel appeared, essentially improving the scope covered by Watt. This study historicizes the place of early The Woman and the Hour women novelists in the British canon in order to provide Harriet Martineau and Victorian Ideologies an informed context for current views. Caroline Roberts 978-0-8020-3596-7 Brian Corman is a professor and chair of the Depart- £32.00 / $56.00 / 2002 ment of English at the University of Toronto. Kegan Paul – A Victorian Imprint Publishers, Books, and Cultural History Leslie Howsam 978-0-8020-4126-5 $50.00 / 1999 North American rights only.

literary stuides / women’s Studies

336 pp / 6 x 9 / July 2009 Paper ISBN 978-1-4426-1047-7 £19.95 $29.95 C Originally published in cloth: July 2007

www.utppublishing.com 21 new in paperback he richness he ter 2009 T onto. n i or T English Biography in fall-w ugust 2005 A makes this work an essential - lan lan l d is a professor emeritus in the De- A r d a r vailable a A urvey nglish at the University of S E tch i tch 978-1-4426-1033-0 £17.95 $27.95 C i r glish biography, biography, glish N r n B E IS fter charting the growth of seventeenth-century eventeenth Century eventeenth A nglish Biography in the Biography nglish is is new work by Critical though though biography is llan P riginally published in cloth: l llan P h and diversity of texts examined in the Seventeenth Century survey of the field. T biographical writing, Pritchard explores the which ways traditional forms of religious biography in and lives of princes and other secular figures were adapted to, and transformed by, the crises and revolutions of the period. He then considers the development of less tra- emergence the analyses and types biographical ditional individ- with essentially concerned biography,’ ‘new a of life. public as well as private with and uality A E S A A A one of genres, literary today’s flourishing most its early history has at- tracted much less at- of other that than tention forms, a neglect that is the in apparent especially pe- formative the of case of riod the seventeenth century. Pritchard fills the schol comprehensive and wide-ranging a providing by void arly writings. biographical period’s this of survey Paper O literary studies 312 pp / 6 x 9 / partment of - o- R hel- ood S W k a ntario. ntario. l O O f n n Fa l e o ester ester J W W y b

rd dsworth, and Percy o eptember 2005 or ology w S rye, madness threatens hu- W F ch ter n- f Sanity, Sanity, Madness, Transformation sy or omanticism from a unique analytic unique a from omanticism omanticism E oss F p R illiam R reud, reud, R is a professor emeritus in the Depart- the in emeritus professor a is F W an a an vailable h reudian reudian and Jungian responses to the Madness, is an associate professor in the Depart- A t F wi

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W IS illiam Sanity, his work, which began as a collection of l Fa anity, Madness, Madness, anity, T t e W i ransformation oodman he Psyche in he Psyche orthrop orthrop omantic literature. riginally published in cloth: d ment of O literary studies / Paper Jo ment of Ross 296 pp / 6 x 9 / gaging with the works of works the with gaging Derrida, N and Carl Jung, he argues that madness is essential to the writings of ley, and that it has been likewise fundamental to the emergence of the modern subject in psychoanalysis and literary theory. R W tended reflection on the relationship sanity between and madness in E ED an T T Ross In S Transformation, perspective by returning madness to its proper place in place proper its to madness returning by perspective the creative psyche. is a provocative hybrid of literary theory, criticism, and dis- a in step decisive another yet is and autobiography tinguished academic career. psyche, which, in turn, are drawn from an earlier manism, whereas for Derrida its relationship is more complex, and more productive. Both approaches are informed by mantic ambivalence about madness. man’s essays assembled by colleague quickly Joel evolved into a Faflak, new book of original composi- approach that tions T he Wireless Spectrum Communicating in The Politics, Practices, and Poetics of Mobile Media Canada’s Past Essays in Media History Edited by Barbara Crow, Michael Longford, and Kim Sawchuk Edited by Gene Allen and digital futures Daniel J. Robinson As evidenced by the clientele in any urban coffee shop, Communicating in Can- devices such as cell phones, BlackBerries, and Wi-Fi-en- ada’s Past evolved out abled laptops have proliferated, particularly during the past of essays presented at ten years. The Wireless Spectrum explores how wireless the inaugural Confer- technologies have modified both individual and public life, ence on Media History in transforming our experiences of space, time, and place, Canada of 2006, which while reshaping our day-to-day interactions. brought together media Bringing together visual artists, designers, activists, historians from across and communication and humanities scholars to reflect the disciplines and from on mobile media, this collection engages a new terrain both French and English of interdisciplinary research. Interrogating these new Canada. The first col- forms of community and communication practices as lection of its kind, this they are emerging in Canada and around the world, the volume assembles both s e essays in The Wireless Spectrum ask how these new well-established and up-and-coming scholars to ad- di technologies transfigure subjectivities, creating new dress sizable gaps in the literature on media history in u forms of social behaviour and provocative aesthetic Canada. practices. Communicating in Canada’s Past includes a sub- al st stantial introduction to media history as a field of study, r u Barbara Crow is an associate professor in, and di- historiographical essays by senior scholars Mary Vi- t l rector of, the Graduate Program in Communication and pond, Paul Rutherford, and Fernande Roy, and origi-

c Culture at York University. nal research essays on a range of subjects, including print journalism, radio, television, and advertising. Edi- Michael Longford is an associate professor in the tors Gene Allen and Daniel J. Robinson have provided 22u Department of Design at York University. a sophisticated, wide-ranging introduction for those who are new to media history while also assembling a Kim Sawchuk is an associate professor in the Depart- valuable collection of new research and theory for those ment of Communication Studies at Concordia Univer- already familiar with the field. sity. Gene Allen is an associate professor and director of the Master of Journalism program in the School of Jour- nalism at Ryerson University.

Daniel J. Robinson is an associate professor in the Faculty of Information and Media Studies at the Univer- sity of Western Ontario.

cultural Studies / communication Studies cultural Studies / media Studies / history

Approx. 224 pp / 6 x 9 / November 2009 Approx. 272 pp / 6 x 9 / September 2009 6 illustrations 2 colour photos; 8 halftones Cloth ISBN 978-0-8020-9893-1 £32.00 $50.00 E Cloth ISBN 978-0-8020-9316-5 £42.00 $65.00 E Paper ISBN 978-0-8020-9498-8 £20.00 $29.95 C

www.utppublishing.com Immigrants in Prairie Cities Ethnic Diversity in Twentieth-Century Canada

Royden Loewen and Gerald Friesen

Over the course of the twentieth century, sequential waves of immigrants from Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Africa settled in the cities of the Canadian Prairies. In Immigrants in Prairie Cities, Royden Loewen and Gerald Friesen analyze the processes of cultural interaction and adaptation that unfolded in these urban centres and describe how this model of diversity has changed over time. The authors argue that intimate Prairie cities fostered a form of social diversity characterized by vibrant ethnic networks, continuously evolving ethnic identities, and boundary zones that facilitated intercultural contact and hybridity. tor I 23 Impressive in scope, Immigrants in Prairie Cities spans the entire twentieth century, and encompasses

personal testimonies, government perspectives, and h s even fictional narratives. This engaging work will appeal Also by Gerald Friesen: to both historians of the Canadian Prairies and those Citizens and Nation

with a general interest in migration, cross-cultural ex- An Essay on History, Communication, and Canada y change, and urban history. 978-0-8020-8283-1 £17.00 / $27.95 / 2000

Royden Loewen is a professor in the Department of The Canadian Prairies History at the University of Winnipeg. A History 978-0-8020-6648-0 Gerald Friesen is a distinguished professor in the £11.00 / $37.00 / 1987 Department of History at the University of Manitoba.

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history / Immigration studies / urban studies

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fall-winter 2009 Breadwinning Daughters Respectable Citizens Y oung Working Women in a Depression- Gender, Family, and Unemployment in Era City, 1929–1939 Ontario’s Great Depression

Katrina Srigley Lara Campbell

Studies in Gender and History Studies in Gender and History

As one of the most diffi- High unemployment cult periods of the twen- rates, humiliating relief tieth century, the Great policy, and the spectre Depression left few of eviction characterized Canadians untouched. the experiences of many Using more than eighty Ontario families in the interviews with women Great Depression. Re- who lived and worked spectable Citizens is an in Toronto in the 1930s, examination of the ma- Breadwinning Daugh- terial difficulties and sur- ters examines the con- vival strategies of fami- sequences of these lies facing poverty and y years for women in their unemployment, and an homes and workplaces, and in the city’s court rooms analysis of how collective action and protest redefined and dance halls. the meanings of welfare and citizenship in the 1930s. s

h In this insightful account, Katrina Srigley argues that Lara Campbell draws on diverse sources including young women were central to the labour market and newspapers, family and juvenile court records, pre- family economies of Depression-era Toronto. Oral his- miers’ papers, memoirs, and oral histories to uncover 24i tor tories give voice to women from a range of cultural and the ways in which the material workings of the family economic backgrounds, and challenge readers to con- and the discursive category of ‘respectable’ citizenship sider how factors such as race, gender, class, and mar- were invested with gendered obligations and Anglo- ital status shaped women’s lives and influenced their British identity. Respectable Citizens demonstrates how job options, family arrangements, and leisure activities. women and men represented themselves as entitled Breadwinning Daughters brings to light previously for- to make specific claims on the state, shedding new gotten and unstudied experiences and illustrates how light on the cooperative and conflicting relationships women found various ways to negotiate the burdens between men and women, parents and children, and and joys of the 1930s. citizen and state in 1930s Canada.

Katrina Srigley is an assistant professor in the De- L ara Campbell is an assistant professor in the Depart- partment of History at Nipissing University. ment of Women’s Studies at Simon Fraser University.

History / women’s studies / urban studies / sociology History / women’s studies / sociology

Approx. 240 pp / 6 x 9 / November 2009 Approx. 304 pp / 6 x 9 / August 2009 23 halftones 12 halftones Cloth ISBN 978-1-4426-4029-0 £35.00 $55.00 E Cloth ISBN 978-0-8020-9974-7 £42.00 $65.00 E Paper ISBN 978-1-4426-1003-3 £15.00 $24.95 C Paper ISBN 978-0-8020-9669-2 £20.00 $29.95 C

www.utppublishing.com A Few Acres of Snow Documents in Pre-Confederation Canadian History, Third Edition

Edited by Tom Thorner with Thor Frohn-Nielson utp higher education

A Few Acres of Snow allows readers to experience early Canadian history in the words of those who first explored, created, and documented the nation. Providing coast-to-coast representation and featuring a diverse range of social groups, the editors offer a refreshing look at the major events leading up to and including Confederation. Throughout, they rely on a careful selection of personal, formal, and legal documents to tell the story, including early travel narratives, literary writings by Susanna Moodie and Catharine Parr Traill, government reports on slavery in Canada, official letters on Irish immigration, and newspaper articles and speeches on the tor I 25 creation of the Dominion of Canada in 1867. In this trim new edition, each document is intro- Forthcoming in 2010: h duced with biographical information about the creator. A Country Nourished on Self-Doubt s Brand new chapters discuss the Loyalists in Nova Sco- Documents in Post-Confederation Canadian History tia, the War of 1812, and the Beothuk. Also new is a Third Edition guide to critically reading and engaging with historical Edited by Tom Thorner with Thor Frohn-Nielson y documents. Of related interest:

Tom Thorner is Chair of the Department of History at Canada’s Founding Debates Kwantlen Polytechnic University. Edited by Janet Ajzenstat, Paul Romney, Ian Gentles, and William D. Gairdner 978-0-8020-8607-5 Thor Frohn-Nielson teaches in the Department of £22.50 / $40.00 / 2003 History at Kwantlen Polytechnic University.

A Good and Wise Measure The Search for the Canadian-American Boundary, 1783–1842 Francis M. Carroll 978-0-8020-8358-6 £20.00 / $35.95 / 2001

History

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fall-winter 2009 A Trying Question Canadian State Trials The Jury in Nineteenth-Century Canada Volume III R. Blake Brown Political Trials and Security Measures, 1840–1914 Osgoode Society for canadian Edited by Barry Wright and Susan Binnie legal history Osgoode Society for canadian legal history The jury, a central institution of the trial process, exem- The third volume in the plifies in popular perception the distinctiveness of our Canadian State Trials legal tradition. Nevertheless, juries today try only a small series examines Cana- minority of cases. A Trying Question traces the history dian legal responses to of the jury in Canada and links its nineteenth-century real or perceived threats decline to the rise of the professional class. to the safety and se- R. Blake Brown shows that juries could be contro- curity of the state from versial, as they could be stacked and were often con- 1840 to 1914, a period sidered a nuisance by those who had to serve. With of extensive challenges the legal profession’s expansion, many saw them as associated with funda- amateur, ineffective, and unnecessarily expensive bod- mental political and so- ies that ought to be supplanted by those trained to sift cio-economic change. through and correctly interpret evidence. Trials for treason and re- A Trying Question’s fascinating history outlines the lated political offences, suspensions of habeas corpus, y ways in which lay people became less involved in Cana- and other public order and security-related measures, da’s legal system and illustrates how judges, rather than supported by new institutions such as secret policing, s jurors drawn from the community, would come to find are studied in essays by leading scholars in the field. h verdicts in most court cases. The book is divided into four parts: trials and related proceedings arising from the Fenian invasions; attempts

26i R. Blaktore Brown is an assistant professor in the De- to regulate large-scale manifestations of public disor- partment of History at Saint Mary’s University. der; trials following the North-West Rebellions of 1870 and 1885, including the Riel trial; and the modernization and enforcement of Canada’s national security laws. Building upon the established scholarship of the series, the essays place these legal responses in context, shedding light on the complex and changing relationship between law and politics in Canadian history.

Barry Wright is a professor in the Department of Law and Director of the Institute of Criminology at Carleton University.

Susan Binnie is an independent scholar based in Ot- tawa.

History / law History / law

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www.utppublishing.com The Last Day, Recent titles from the Osgoode Society The Last Hour for Canadian Legal History: The Currie Libel Trial Essays in the History of Canadian Law: Volume 10 A Tribute to Peter Oliver Robert J. Sharpe Edited by Jim Phillips, Roy McMurtry, and John T. Saywell Osgoode Society for canadian 978-0-8020-9911-2 legal history £55.00 / $85.00 / 2008 Back in print with a new preface The Law of the Land On 11 November 1918, The Advent of the Torrens System in Canada the last day of the Great Greg Taylor War, the Canadian 978-0-8020-9913-6 £35.00 / $55.00 / 2008 Corps, led by Sir Arthur

Currie, liberated Mons The Persons Case after four years of Ger- The Origins and Legacy of the Fight for Legal man occupation. The Personhood push to Mons in the last Robert J. Sharpe and Patricia I. McMahon days and weeks of the 978-0-8020-9628-9 war had cost many lives. £18.00 / $27.95 / 2007 Long after the war, Cur- My Life in Crime and other Academic rie was blamed by many

Adventures tor I 27 for needlessly wasting Martin L. Friedland those lives. When the Port Hope Evening Guide pub- 978-0-8020-9790-3 lished an editorial in 1927 repeating this charge, Currie £28.00 / $45.00 / 2007 h was incensed. Against the advice of his friends, he de- s cided to sue for libel and retained W.N. Tilley, Q.C., the Misconceptions Unmarried Motherhood and the Ontario Children of leading lawyer of the day, to plead his case. y Unmarried Parents Act, 1921–1969 First published in 1988, The Last Day, The Last Hour Lori Chambers reconstructs the events – military and legal – that led 978-0-8020-8246-6 to the trial and the trial itself, one of the most sensa- £15.00 / $24.95 / 2007 tional courtroom battles in Canadian history, involving many prominent legal, military and political figures of the Magistrates, Police, and People 1920s. Now back in print with a new preface by the Everyday Justice in Quebec and Lower Canada, author, judge and legal scholar Robert J. Sharpe, The 1764–1837 Last Day, The Last Hour remains the definitive account Donald Fyson 978-0-8020-9223-6 of a landmark legal case. £42.00 / $65.00 / 2006

Robert J. Sharpe is a Justice on the Court of Appeal The Court of Queen’s Bench of Manitoba for Ontario. A Biographical History Dale Brawn 978-0-8020-9051-5 £42.00 / $65.00 / 2006

history / law / military studies

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fall-winter 2009 Orality and Literacy ICAO Reflections across Disciplines and A History of the International Civil Aviation Cultures Organization

Edited by Keith Thor Carlson, Kristina David MacKenzie Fagan, and Natalia Khanenko-Friesen

Orality and Literacy in- A United Nations spe- vestigates the interac- cialized agency, the tions of the oral and the International Civil Avia- literate through close tion Organization (ICAO) studies of particular cul- oversees and encour- tures at specific histori- ages the development cal moments. Rejecting of international civil avia- the ‘great-divide’ theory tion. ICAO is the larg- of orality and literacy est and most important as separate and oppo- organization involved site to one another, the with aviation safety, and contributors posit that its technical standards, whatever meanings the legal regulations, and two concepts have are products of their ever-changing operating procedures have been essential in the devel- relationships to one another. opment of international commercial aviation. y Through topics as diverse as Aboriginal Canadian In the first history of this important UN body, David societies, Ukrainian-Canadian narratives, and communi- MacKenzie touches on issues ranging from the Cold ties in ancient Greece, Medieval Europe, and twentieth- War to economic regulation and development assis- s

h century Asia, these cross-disciplinary essays reveal the tance. With the rise of aviation terrorism, MacKenzie powerful ways in which cultural assumptions, such as demonstrates that ICAO has assumed a leading role those about truth, disclosure, performance, privacy, and in the struggle to secure civil aviation against sabotage 28i tor ethics, can affect a society’s uses of and approaches to and hijacking, while providing a forum for international both the written and the oral. The fresh perspectives in concerns and disputes. A broad political-diplomatic his- Orality and Literacy reinvigorate the subject, illuminating tory of the organization and the role that it played in the complex interrelationships rather than relying on universal evolution of international civil aviation, this work offers a generalizations about how literacy and orality function. unique perspective on modern transportation and international cooperation. Keith Thor Carlson is an associate professor in the Department of History at the University of Saskatch- David MacKenzie is an associate professor in the De- ewan. partment of History at Ryerson University. Kristina Fagan is an associate professor in the De- partment of English at the University of Saskatchewan.

Natalia Khanenko-Friesen is an associate professor of anthropology in the Department of Religions and Culture at St. Thomas More College, University of Sas- katchewan.

History / anthropology history / international studies

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c A e ctober 2009 rt O A s Pool ational Gallery, Gallery, e s Pool istory / N e h Collection, dd ate dd T Stewards Stewards of is an absorbing an is Art Nation’s the of Stewards Ge 978-0-8020-9960-0 £42.00 $65.00 E ational Portrait Ge studies N N a m B a allace easury who controlled the funds as well as board IS re r W ndrea ndrea Geddes Poole uses meticulous primary re T ation’s ation’s tewards of the of the tewards A useu nd istory / art nd pprox. 368 pp / 6 x 9 / pprox. A S N Cultural Contested A the Department of History at h m A 12 halftones Cloth appointments. Gallery, Gallery, the embroiled were – Gallery in continuous struggles. power the Nation’s Art exam- tensions internal the ines the aris- between the galleries’ administrative directors, of trustees, and those in tocrats dominating the boards the research from all four of these institutions to discuss changing ideas about class, education, and work during this period. The conflicts between aristocratic- trust the about only not were directors administrative and ees strain era’s the reflected also but galleries, the of running between aristocratic amateurs and nouveau riche pro- fessionals. study that explores the extent to which the aristocracy was able to hold on to cultural power in an increasingly and meritocratic age. professional Between 1890 and 1939, 1939, and 1890 Between the groups of men involved in running Brit- four main public art ain’s galleries – the the and the ew York. ew N ociety, 1800– ociety, S ives Regulated Lives suggests that L eptember 2009 S n is a professor in the Department of born’s born’s l r n A explores explores o r b o l b usiness l A ehman College, City University of University City College, ehman b 978-1-4426-3996-6 £50.00 $80.00 E L A y mothy mothy N i y B T nsurance and British nsurance th I IS th he nature of Victorian life insurance companies egulated egulated T ife egulated Lives Lives egulated pprox. 416 pp / 6 x 9 / pprox. A History / 18 tables; 6 maps Cloth Timo 1914 R the British life insurance industry’s changing assessments of the values and risks of human life between 1800 and 1914. L Timo R History at History the very complexity of modern commercial and social institutions produces space where individuality flourish. can unique unique study uses insurance practices to demonstrate how Victorian the about ideas ex- lived perience altered both to resist and accommodate medi- thinking, statistical as such modernity of elements bureaucracy. capitalist and calization, meant that their customers were both consuming subjects and objectified abstractions. Policyholders were active consumers of a product as well as passive ob- and objective the in ‘risk’ for evaluated were which jects ex- By industry. the by determined terms homogenizing amining how salesmen, actuaries, and doctors utilized their differing conceptions of what the various aspects lives of meant, people’s Past into Print Fighting Words The Publishing of History in Britain Imperial Censorship and the Russian 1850–1950 Press, 1804–1906

Leslie Howsam Charles A. Ruud

Back in print with a new introduction

Past into Print explores Censorship took many forms in Imperial Russia. First history books and peri- published in 1982, Fighting Words focuses on the most odicals as sites of con- common: the governmental system which screened flict and compromise written works before or after publication to determine in order to question their acceptability. Charles A. Ruud shows that, despite how and why histori- this system, the nineteenth-century Russian Impe- cal knowledge is cre- rial government came to grant far more extensive le- ated. Using primary gal publishing freedoms than most Westerners realize, documents and the adopting a more liberal attitude towards the press by history books of the permitting it a position recognized by law. period, Leslie Howsam Fighting Words also reveals, however, that the gov- combines two distinct ernment fell far short of implementing these reforms, e

r strands of scholarship: thus contributing to the growth of opposition to the u the history of the book and publishing and the develop- Tsarist regime in the second half of the nineteenth cen- t l ment of history as a scholarly discipline. tury and the first few years of the twentieth. Now back u c Howsam examines the relationships of historians in print with a new introduction by the author, Fighting t and their publishers through correspondence and read- Words is a classic work offering insight into the press, n i ers reports to reveal the assumptions that drove histori- censorship, and the limits of printed expression in Impe- r p cal projects, which in turn came to shape the careers of rial Russia. &

writers, the reputations of publishing houses, and the k values of a discipline. The first systematic exploration of Charles A. Ruud is a professor emeritus in the De- o the publishing history of history, Past into Print uncovers partment of History at the University of Western Ontario. b the ways in which historical writing was mediated by the book trade and traces how mid-Victorian narrative

30o certainties gave way to twentieth-century disciplinary anxieties.

Leslie Howsam is a professor in the Department of History at the University of Windsor.

book & print culture / history / literary studies book & print culture / slavic studies / history

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s e A h c è ebb ter 2009 D emiotics and emiotics n i S ck i tr onto and Principal Principal and onto s and or c T fall-w an-Pa e ioti m On the Comic and Laugh- has a PhD in PhD a has studies y J

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Evelyn Cobley

Modernism and the The Pacific Rim is a geo- Culture of Efficiency en- graphical region made gages with the idea of up of all areas bordered efficiency as it emerged by the Pacific Ocean, its at the beginning of the span reaching countries twentieth century. Evelyn as diverse as Canada, Cobley’s close readings Korea, China, Mexico, of modernist British fic- and Australia. Tracing tion by writers as diverse vectors of appropria- as Aldous Huxley, Jo- tion, migration, and ex- seph Conrad, and E.M. change, Pacific Rim Forster identify charac- Modernisms explores ters whose attitudes and the complex ways that s behaviour patterns indirectly manifest cultural anxieties writers, artists, and intellectuals of the Pacific Rim have e

di that can be traced to the conflicted logic of efficiency. contributed to modernist culture, literature, and identity. u Revisiting the principles of work developed by Henry Appropriately, given their wide geographical and st

Ford and F.W. Taylor, Cobley draws out the broader so- temporal sweep, the fourteen essays gathered in this y cial, political, cultural, and psychological implications of volume reflect a range of scholarly perspectives and the assembly line and the efficiency expert’s stopwatch. methodologies, expressing varied viewpoints, divergent The pursuit of efficiency, she argues, was the often un- voices, and even contradictory definitions of Modern- t i intentional impetus for the development of social control ism itself. By placing geographical rather than political l mechanisms that gradually infiltrated the conscious- boundaries at the centre of academic inquiry, Pacific ness of individuals and eventually suffused the fabric Rim Modernisms seeks not only to redraw old bound- 32 erar of society. Evelyn Cobley’s sophisticated analysis is the aries but to open up the modernist landscape to new first step in understanding an ideology that has received mappings and new debates. little attention from literary critics despite its broad so- ciocultural implications. Mary Ann Gillies is a professor in the Department of English at Simon Fraser University. Evelyn Cobley is a professor in the Department of English at the University of Victoria. Helen Sword is Head of the Academic Practice Group in the Centre for Academic Development at the University of Auckland.

Steven Yao is an associate professor in the Depart- ment of English at Hamilton College.

literary Studies literary Studies

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www.utppublishing.com 33 literary studies iji. F aurier L ter 2009 ilfrid n W i iaspora in iaspora in D frica, Guyana, and fall-w tudies at A S sian olonial studies c ilm A outh F S ctober 2009 O sian diaspora in national contexts ost- My- p A outh is an assistant professor in the De- S nglophone novel. ai A ai outh nglish and S rbh E tudies / rbh 978-0-8020-9964-8 £40.00 $60.00 E S sian migration N A B IS iam Pi iam Pi r r Mariam Pirbhai perceptively identifies common a ovels of the ovels of the a outh pprox. 256 pp / 6 x 9 / pprox. University. S patterns, developments, and concerns in this cross- continental body of writing, including a ‘vocabulary of indenture’ that invokes the mythology and plight of the com- among a newly reconstituted labourer indentured munity of colonial émigrés. Pirbhai’s innovative study considers authors who fall outside canon of post-colonial the writing, challenging established readers to reconsider traditional peripheries as centres of literary con- significant made have that production cultural and tributions to the during the nineteenth and early centuries was twentieth comprised of indentured largely labourers sent to British colonies after the 1833 abolition of slavery. thologies of Migration, Vocabularies of Inden- ture uses the paradigm of critical ‘indenture history’ to examine the local literary and cultural histories that have influenced and shaped the development of novel-length fiction by writers of the as diverse as Mauritius, M Mythologies of Migration, Migration, of Mythologies Indenture of Vocabularies N Asia-Pacific Caribbean, and Africa, the M partment of A literary Cloth ilent e series uellen Diaconoff c S S an m olonial studies / c ovember 2009 is a professor emerita in the De- ff N

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Edited by Robert M. Maniquis and W. David Shaw Carl Fisher

UCLA Clark Memorial Library Series

In Defoe’s Footprints, What is wisdom? Where essays by prominent does it come from? scholars of eighteenth- Where can we find it? century literature salute And what does it mean Maximillian E. Novak’s in our lives? In Secrets of influence upon the study the Oracle, David Shaw of Daniel Defoe. Best explores these ques- known today as the au- tions by turning to the thor of Robinson Cru- works of wisdom writ- soe, Defoe was a prolific ers, whose words retain s writer in the late seven- their meaning and trans- e

di teenth and early eigh- formative power even u teenth centuries who centuries after they were st

wrote novels, essays, pamphlets, and poems. Widely written. y extending Novak’s perspectives, this volume explores Wisdom literature exists in two shaping forms – the Defoe’s place in the English novel and in literary devel- aphorism, geared towards the past, and the oracle, a opments of mimesis, realism, and popular mythology. revolutionary impulse looking to the future. Secrets of t i The contributors locate Defoe in new ways within the the Oracle discusses both types of wisdom, finding l complex symbolism and discourse of a turbulent world them in the works of poets and philosophers from Ten- of burgeoning capitalism, Protestantism, imperialism, nyson and Zeno to Yeats and George Berkeley, from 34 erar and economic speculation. With attention to Defoe’s Browning and Schleiermacher to T.S. Eliot and F.H. neglected writings as well as to his important works, Bradley. The book also discusses the contribution to this volume uncovers his distance from and influence on wisdom of Jesus and the author of Ecclesiastes, of modern literature, paying tribute to Maximillian E. Novak Abraham Lincoln and Norman Maclean. Part celebra- by presenting new ideas about, and new readings of, tion of wisdom found and part lament for wisdom lost, Daniel Defoe. Secrets of the Oracle is convincing in its assertion that wisdom articulates what is and offers creative visions Robert M. Maniquis is an associate professor in the of the future. Department of English at the University of California, Los Angeles. W. David Shaw is a professor emeritus in the Depart- ment of English at Victoria College, University of To- Carl Fisher is a professor and Chair of the Depart- ronto. ment of Comparative World Literature and Classics at California State University, Long Beach.

literary Studies / History literary Studies / intellectual History

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University of Toronto Romance Series

Juan Rana, the most Writing with a Ven- famous actor of the geance examines the Spanish Golden Age, life and works of a nine- enjoyed a long and teenth-century French successful career from courtesan, Céleste Vé- 1617 to 1672. Over fifty nard, later the Countess entremeses – interludes de Chabrillan. A notori- featured between the ous Paris courtesan, main acts of full-length Chabrillan married into plays – were written es- the nobility, taught her- s pecially for him by some self to write (penning e

di of the most important two series of memoirs) u playwrights of the pe- and, upon being wid- st

riod. This bilingual and annotated edition of The Outra- owed, wrote novels to support herself – ten, between y geous Juan Rana Entremeses translates a selection of 1857 and 1885. These novels and memoirs constitute the entremeses for the first time, highlighting their liter- exceptional literary and historical documents, particu- ary complexity and providing historical context for the larly as very few sex workers before the twentieth cen- t i many double meanings and innuendos they contain. tury have left written records of their lives. l Rana’s arrest for homosexuality in 1636 led him to Writing with a Vengeance intertwines the courtesan’s play more gender-bending, transvestite, and implicitly autobiographical account of the horrors of her life on 36 erar sexual roles. Many of his roles parody marriage, patriar- the streets with that era’s political, medical, and cultural chy, and heterocentric values while wrestling with issues discourses surrounding prostitution. Though French of gender, sexual, and biological identity. As Peter E. society both silenced and refused to pardon the pros- Thompson ably demonstrates, these interludes chal- titute, Carol Mossman’s literary analysis of Chabrillan’s lenge preconceived notions about society during the novels contends that it is through the process of writing Spanish Golden Age by dealing with subject matter that itself that she arrived at self-forgiveness and ultimately remains extraordinarily relevant today. refashioned for her damaged self a new identity and narrative. Peter E. Thompson is an associate professor in the Department of Spanish and Italian and the Department Carol Mossman is a professor in the Department of Women’s Studies at Queen’s University. French at the University of Maryland.

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www.utppublishing.com The Italians of Dalmatia From Italian Unification to World War I

Luciano Monzali Translated by Shanti Evans Toronto Italian Studies Thel Ita ians ofi Dalmat a Located on the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea, the From Italian Unification to World War I area known as Dalmatia, part of modern-day Croatia and Montenegro, was part of the Austrian Empire during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Dalmatia was a multicultural region that had traditionally been politically and economically dominated by its Italian minority. In The Italians of Dalmatia, Luciano Monzali argues that the vast majority of local Italians were loyal to and sup- portive of Habsburg rule, desiring only a larger degree of local autonomy. An Italian national consciousness Luciano Monza l i al 37 developed only in response to pressure from Slavic na- T ranslated by Shanti Evans tional movements and was facilitated by the emergence

of a large, unified, and independent Italian state. i t Using little-known Italian, Austrian, and Dalmatian i sources, Monzali explores the political history of Dal- a st n matia between 1848 and 1915, with a focus on the Of related interest: Italian minority, on Austrian-Italian relations and on the Historicism and Fascism in Modern Italy foreign policy of the Italian state towards the region and David D. Roberts u di 978-0-8020-9494-0 its peoples. e

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fall-winter 2009 Renaissance Comedy The Italian Masters, Volume II

Donald Beecher

The Lorenzo Da Ponte Italian Library

In this second volume of Renaissance Comedy, Don- ald Beecher presents six more of the best-known plays of the period, each with its own introduction, reading notes, and annotations. Beecher’s general introduction, though stand-alone, complements and extends the historical and critical essay prefacing the first volume. Together, the eleven plays in both volumes illuminate the range, variety, and development of the Italian comedy. The second volume of Renaissance Comedy raises fascinating questions about the uses of classical litera- s ture, the conventions of comedy, the politics of theatri- e cal production, and the representation of contemporary di u social issues. Though it is clear that comedic plays ex- ercised considerable influence over the development of n st European drama, these plays are above all remarkable a i for their sheer wit and invention, and their capacity to Also by Donald Beecher: generate laughter and admiration in readers nearly half

t Renaissance Comedy i a millennium later. The Italian Masters, Volume One 978-0-8020-9484-1

38 D onaldal Beecher is Chancellor’s Professor and a pro- £22.50 / $35.00 / 2008 fessor in the Department of English at Carleton University. Ariosto Today Contemporary Perspectives (edited with Massimo Ciavolella and Roberto Fedi) 978-0-8020-2967-6 £40.00 / $66.00 / 2003

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E d eoplatonic philosophi- oreign oreign i ove fall-w F h an e studies N c c talian talian i L I tor c a c s is an instructor in the Depart- tate University. i S pe i r ian Ba Dia- o m l Camino College t a Ponte is an assistant professor of lla tor E a

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lla P lla P e oren e e IS L he he ted T T e ss on i ansla enaissance. enaissance, and its amian Ba pinoza. o eone anguage and d r takes into account the latest scholarship and provides readers. for today’s an invaluable resource logues of Love became one of the fundamental texts of the R S mysticism the on draw beloved the and lover the which of the Kabbalah as well as on contemporary speculation, is one of the most important texts of the R philosophical content influence deep a exerted over figures as diverse as Giordano John Donne, Miguel de Bruno, Cervantes, and Baruch cal structures in order to discuss aspects and ideals of love, articulating a unique union of cultural heritages and philosophies. partment at Published for the first time in L ment of Italian at D Ross Dialogues of Dialogues Le E T R Th Cloth L italian 456 pp / 6 x 9 / iteratures iteratures L he actions and T enaissance plays cre- R e studies / c anguages and L ex, and Marriage in ex, and Marriage S Lelia’s Lelia’s Kiss demonstrates that ovember 2009 tudies N S i aura is an assistant professor of Italian in L i ett analyzes ender, ender, ett G talian talian I ocusing on enaissance Comedy enaissance iann 978-0-8020-9951-8 £42.00 $65.00 E F tudies / renaissan iann Kiss N G R S G B a a IS en’s studies enaissance. enaissance through through enaissance r r R R m Giannetti argues that these elia’s Kiss elia’s o au oronto pprox. 352 pp / 6 x 9 / pprox. au magining magining talian the Department of Modern at the University of Miami. A italian w L Cloth ated an often humorous dialogue with the presupposi- tions of their day, engaging with contemporary social norms, expectations and desires. the lens of a large number of comedies from the period, ranging well beyond the traditional canon. Giannetti offers a new perspective on por- the way gender and marriage were Ital- the during stage on critiqued and imagined, trayed, ian choices of cross-dressing female and male ters challenged standard discourse and illustrated charac- how masculinity and femininity was socially and culturally constructed. By examining representations of gender and marriage onstage, Renaissance comedies not only reflected andmented com- on the everyday life of the time, but also inter- acted with it, exercising playful humour and revealing insight. the social and cultural scripts found these comedies, within T I I L Lelia’s gender roles, sexuality, and marriage in the Ital- ian L Hopeless Love W riting Gender in Women’s Boiardo, Ariosto, and Narratives of Queer Female Desire Letter Collections of the

M- ary Michelle DeCoste Italian Renaissance Meredith K. Ray Toronto Italian Studies Toronto Italian Studies

Book three of the Ital- During the Italian Re- ian poet Matteo Maria naissance, dozens of Boiardo’s epic poem early modern writers Orlando innamorato (Or- published collections of lando in Love) was pub- private correspondence, lished posthumously in using them as vehicles 1494; in 1532, the poet for self-presentation, Ludovico Ariosto pub- self-promotion, social lished his final version critique, and religious of a sequel, Orlando fu- dissent. Writing Gender rioso (The Frenzy of Or- in Women’s Letter Col- s e lando). At the end of his lections of the Italian Re- di poem, Boiardo tells the naissance examines the u tale of the princess Fiordispina’s unfulfilled desire for the letter collections of women writers, arguing that these maiden warrior Bradamante, a story that Ariosto retells works were a studied performance of pervasive ideas n st a i in the body of his later work. about gender as well as genre, a form of self-fashioning In Hopeless Love, Mary-Michelle DeCoste exam- that variously reflected, manipulated, and subverted t i ines both versions of the Fiordispina and Bradamante cultural and literary conventions regarding femininity episode using feminist and queer theory. DeCoste then and masculinity.

40 links al these treatments of queer female desire to their Meredith K. Ray presents letter collections from au- wider cultural contexts by exploring their antecedents in thors of diverse backgrounds, including a noblewoman, genres such as medieval romance epic and hagiogra- a courtesan, an actress, a nun, and a male writer who phy and by examining similar tropes in other sixteenth- composed letters under female pseudonyms. Ray’s century romance epics. An important work on a previ- study includes extensive new archival research and ously overlooked subject, Hopeless Love uncovers the highlights a widespread interest in women’s letter col- diffusion of queer female desire in Italian literature and lections during the Italian Renaissance that suggests a promotes a better understanding of sexuality in medi- deep curiosity about the female experience and a sur- eval and Renaissance Europe. prising openness to women’s participation in this kind of literary production. Mary-Michelle DeCoste is an assistant professor in the School of Languages and Literatures at the Univer- Meredith K. Ray is an assistant professor in the De- sity of Guelph. partment of Foreign Languages and Literatures at the University of Delaware.

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www.utppublishing.com 41 italian studies fter A ter 2009 n i fall-w is an assistant professor in al studies / oni v ovember 2009 oni tudies tt N a S tudies, and Cultural History. edie rench at Dalhousie University. rench tt b S F a m Inferno b rancesco F o Cia talian talian I o Cia Paradise and c 978-0-8020-9626-5 £32.00 $50.00 E c s tudies / N s S Divine Comedy. B ce ce IS Dante’s Journey to Combining musicological and philological scholar- an Purgatory, to the po- an tudies, Medieval r oronto pprox. 240 pp / 6 x 9 / pprox. ollowing the work’s r talian the Department of F Dante’s Journey to Dante’s Polyphony F T F musical evolution, Cia- battoni moves from the cacophony of through the monophony of lyphony of argues that use Dante’s of sacred songs constitutes a thoroughly planned system. Particular types of music accompany the pilgrim’s itinerary and reflect medieval sound and the sacred. theories regarding ship, this book analyzes use Dante’s of music in con- junction with the form and content of his verse, result- Italian on touching also analysis cross-discipline a in ing S In Polyphony, Ciabattoni’s analysis sheds light erudite on Dante’s use of music in the moving from infernal din to heavenly Ciabat- harmony, final section addresses the musictoni’s of the spheres, a theory that enjoyed great diffusion among the early middle ages, inspiring poets and philosophers for centuries. I A 6 halftones Cloth literary studies anguages, L contain, in many rary io b , Decameron insights p i L xpositions xpositions l Pa E e a al studies / v talian talian I ovember 2009 ch N i s Comedy edie M hese T m y is an associate professor and direc- b io tudies in the Department of d a Ponte p S D te 978-0-8020-9975-4 £88.00 $135.00 E tudies / o Expositions on N l Pa S lorence commis- lorence z mherst. XVII, they provide profound, near-contemporary near-contemporary profound, XVII, they provide B e F A a IS Michael Papio’s excellent translation finally makes ansla ch i r pprox. 880 pp / 6 x 9 / pprox. hough interrupted at oren iteratures, and Cultures at the University of Massachu- of University the at Cultures and iteratures, talian A I literary studies Cloth M T on the rapidly changing approach to literary commen- faithful most the is poetry that belief heartfelt a and tary, and theology. philosophy, of history, guardian the entirety of Boccaccio’s often overlooked wealth a supplies master- and public wider a to accessible piece of information in the notes that will useful prove to spe- alike. cialists and to general readers Dante’s Dante’s Divine Comedy. Inferno interpretations of Dante’s poem and sioned Giovanni Boc- caccio to give lectures on Dante for the general population. lectures, the most undeniably learned of all the early commentaries, came to be known as the ways, some of the most beautiful aspects of Boccac- cio’s admirable literary production: narrative vignettes worthy of the best pages of the L T In the fall of 1373, the of city Boccaccio’s Boccaccio’s on Dante’ L setts, tor of Italian A Renaissance The Art of Meditation Education and the French Schooling in Bergamo, 1500–1650 Renaissance Love Lyric Christopher Carlsmith The Poetics of Introspection in Maurice Scève’s Délie, objet de plus haulte vertu (1544)

Michael Giordano

The skills, ideas, and The Art of Meditation behaviours imparted and the French Renais- through schooling pro- sance Love Lyric exam- vide insight into the col- ines the poetics of medi- lective outlook of a so- tation in the French love ciety in any age. Deeply lyric at the height of the s

e rooted in archival sourc- Lyonnais Renaissance di es, Christopher Carl- as illustrated by one u smith’s A Renaissance of the country’s most

st Education uses a case prominent writers. Mau- e

c study approach to ex- rice Scève’s Délie is the amine educational prac- first French sequence san tices in the north-eastern of poems devoted to a s i Italian city of Bergamo from 1500 to 1650. Carlsmith il- single woman in the manner of Petrarch’s Rime. It is lustrates how education in this and other Venetian cities also the first Renaissance work to use emblems ina rena was affected by Renaissance humanism, Tridentine Ca- sustained work on love.

d tholicism, and Venetian domination, and how coopera- At their core, most amatory lyrics involve a triple relation

an tion among various institutions resulted in a surprising among lover, beloved, and the meaning of love. Whether

L array of options for schooling in these provincial cities. the poet-lover is a man or woman, poetic discourse gen- a v A Renaissance Education’s close analysis of civic, erally takes the form of an interior monologue frequently in- e i ecclesiastical, confraternal, and family records not only termingled with direct and indirect address to the beloved. d e paints a vivid portrait of how schooling functioned in Though the dominant quality of this lyric is personal intro- m one city but also explores this small city’s dynamic inter- spection, Michael Giordano finds Délie to be consistent connections with other locales and with larger regional with traditions of Christian meditation. He argues that the

42 processes. amatory lyric served as a vehicle for contests of value and paradigm change not only because it was conditioned Christopher Carlsmith is an associate profes- both by sacred and profane sources, but also because sor in the Department of History at the University of it occurred at a time of religious upheaval and scientific Massachusetts-Lowell and 2009-2010 Fellow at Villa I revolution. Tatti, Harvard University’s Center for Italian Renaissance Studies. Michael Giordano is a professor in the Department of Classical Languages, Literatures, and Cultures at Wayne State University.

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du urope, urope, and their legacy to subsequent ter er E E t w York University and the former Director of Director former the and University w York . Claster ex- e er 978-1-44260-060-7 £17.99 $29.95 C 978-1-44260-058-4 £30.00 $60.00 E N N chronology and a list of key rulers provide h N N l & renaissan & l A B uropean Crusades to the Middle Crusades uropean a B . Clas . v IS E IS N ast and N E acred Violence acred Sacred Sacred Violence includes twenty-eight black-and- P Hig Sacred Violence, re- die ast, 1096-1396 e he pprox. 325 pp / 6 x 9 / pprox. History at at History the Hagop Kevorkian Center for generations. white images, a sumptuous colour insert, and numerous maps to draw the reader closer to this tumultuous history. further clarification of events. An extensive bibliography is included. In nowned medieval historian Jill between amines warfare Christians and Muslims for control of the em- battled city of Jerusa- lem. Beyond the battle- field, however,Claster explains the relationship of Jews, Christians, and Muslims to the Holy City and how that relationship still resonates today. which Crusaders the by founded kingdom the of history de- and years, hundred two for odds, all against lasted, tails the richness that emerged from the interplay of its many cultural groups. It also tells the story of how and Mid- the on impact their about, came Crusades the why dle Jill Jill Clas S T E Jill UT m A Paper Cloth ef- l R e eforma- R a tr formation formation took e is story / story i ika Rumm R h r oo y E n K b aurier University and an to tudies at the University of d L ovember 2009 S mmel’s head- and footnotes footnotes and head- mmel’s ellow at the Centre for N u studies / / studies Mil te F e R / c ilfrid mmanuel College, University of of

E ika ika W r is a ce E x 9 a ansla is a professor emerita in the Depart- an t enaissance tr l tr profes- rchbishop rchbishop R e A A oois eformation in 978-0-8020-9955-6 £97.50 $150.00 assis rasbourg. rasbourg. It was by characterized the strenu- K t R N e S a B d and h v t is volume – the second of three – is a fully annotated annotated fully a is – three of second the – volume is IS on olfgang Capito olfgang his volume continues in the tradition of rigorous h te ology t h T T onto. onto. he Correspondence of he Correspondence ika Rumm e t olfgang Capito (1478– i il e outhern Germany, a trasbourg and worked pprox. 544 pp / 6 pprox. r h or or T ormation and A m die renaissan & l M t E root root in Bucer Martin reformer fellow his and Capito of efforts ous an in establishing council city of the support the to enlist church. evangelical S covering correspondence, existing Capito’s of translation the years 1524-31, during which the of Mainz, he moved to S leading churchman who turned from Catholic to Protestant. for two decades toward of the city. the reformation sor of theology and ad- visor to the Edi W W W 2: 1524-1531 Volume 1541) was one of the most important figures of the T ment of History at T adjunct professor at Cloth provide historical context by identifying classical, patristic, patristic, classical, identifying by context historical provide places. and persons as well as quotations biblical and scholarship established by the first,providing to crucial thought Capito’s of evolution the on details tion scholars. Authors, Audiences, The Aesthetics of and Old English Verse Nostalgia Historical Representation in Old English Thomas A. Bredehoft Verse Toronto Anglo-Saxon Series Renée R. Trilling

Toronto Anglo-Saxon Series

Authors, Audiences, and Heroic poetry was cen- Old English Verse re-ex- tral to the construction amines the Anglo-Saxon of Anglo-Saxon values, poetic tradition from the beliefs, and community eighth to the eleventh identity and its subject centuries and reconsid- matter is often analyzed s

e ers the significance of as a window into Anglo- di formulaic parallels and Saxon life. However, u the nature of poetic au- these poems are works

st thorship in Old English. of art as well as ve- e

c Offering a new vision hicles for ideology. The of much of Old English Aesthetics of Nostalgia san literary history, Thomas reads Anglo-Saxon his- s i A. Bredehoft traces a tradition of ‘literate-formulaic’ torical verse in terms of how its aesthetic form inter- composition in the period and contends that many acted with the culture and politics of the period. rena phrases conventionally considered oral formulas are in Examining the distinctive poetic techniques found

d fact borrowings or quotations. His identification of previ- in vernacular historic poetry, Renée Trilling argues that

an ously unrecognized Old English poems and his innova- the literary construction of heroic poetry promoted spe-

L tive arguments about the dates, places of composition, cific kinds of historical understanding in early medieval a v influences, and even possible authors for a variety of England, distinct from linear and teleological percep- e i tenth- and eleventh-century poems illustrate that the tions of the past. The Aesthetics of Nostalgia surveys d e failure of scholars to recognize the late Old English Anglo-Saxon literary culture from the age of Bede to m verse tradition has seriously hampered our literary un- the decades following the Norman Conquest in order derstanding of the period. Provocative and bold, Au- to explore its cultural impact through both its content

44 thors, Audiences and Old English Verse has the poten- and its form. tial to transform modern understandings of the classical Old English poetic tradition. Renée R. Trilling is an assistant professor in the De- partment of English at the University of Illinois. Thomas a. Bredehoft is a teaching assistant professor in the Department of English at West Virginia Uni- versity.

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of the Olympian Greek ass 47 deities such as Jupiter, The Emotions of the Ancient Greeks Mars, and Juno. However, real-life Italians gave a lot of

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fall-winter 2009 Heidegger and the Earth Rousseau and Desire Essays in Environmental Philosophy, Edited by Mark Blackell, John Duncan Second, Expanded Edition and Simon Kow

Edited by Ladelle McWhorter and Gail Stenstad

New Studies in Phenomenology and Hermeneutics

Some of the fundamen- The nature and mean- tal questions of our time ing of desire in Jean- are ecological – urgent Jacques Rousseau’s environmental problems work have thus far re- demand newly con- ceived little attention in ceived solutions, for the Rousseau scholarship. betterment and preser- Rousseau and Desire is vation of life on this plan- the first examination of et. In this newly revised the eighteenth-century and greatly expanded philosopher’s conceptu- edition of Heidegger and alization of desire in rela- the Earth, the contribution to his understanding hy

p tors approach contem- of modernity. porary ecological issues through the medium of Hei- The essays in this interdisciplinary collection combine

oso degger’s thought. close textual analyses with historical and intellectual in- l Amid pressing concerns about wildlife and wilderness quiry to present a complex, yet concise portrayal of desire

p preservation, agricultural practices, and technological in Rousseau’s political thought. Broad in scope, Rous- innovation, contributors discuss how thinking with Hei- seau and Desire opens new fields of inquiry by exploring degger in the twenty-first century yields creative ideas Rousseau’s formulation of desire as it relates to a range 48hi about the natural world that are unconstrained by tradi- of subjects, including feminist phenomenology, political tional theoretical frameworks. The conflicting viewpoints theory, natural reproduction, and early modern economic in some of the essays will inspire further conversation thought. As a whole, this important volume of essays ulti- and debate among readers, and break apart established mately affirms that the place of desire in Rousseau’s work thought patterns. Unconventional and provocative, Hei- is integral to our understanding of this seminal thinker and, degger and the Earth urges us to set aside what we think by extension, the notion of the self in modernity. we know in order to work through ecological problems Mark Blackell is a professor in the Liberal Studies and to discover new ways of living in the world. Department at Vancouver Island University. Ladelle McWhorter is James Thomas Professor in John Duncan is the director of the Ethics, Society, and the Department of Philosophy and jointly appointed a Law Program at Trinity College, University of Toronto. professor in the Department of Women, Gender, and

Sexualities at the University of Richmond. Simon Kow is an associate professor in the Early Mod- ern Studies Programme at the University of King’s Col- Gail Stenstad is a professor emerita in the Depart- lege. ment of Philosophy at East Tennessee State University.

philosophy / environmental studies philosophy / political science

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Kristin R. Good

Studies in Comparative Political Economy and Public Policy

Disability exists in the The Canadian model of diversity management is con- shadows of public sidered a success in the international community, yet awareness and at the the methods by which these policies are adopted by periphery of policy mak- local governments have seldom been studied. Mu- ing. People with dis- nicipalities and Multiculturalism explores the role of the abilities are, in many re- municipality in integrating immigrants and managing the spects, missing from the ethno-cultural relations of the city. theories and practices Throughout the study, Kristin R. Good uses original of social rights, political interviews with close to 100 local leaders of eight mu- participation, employ- nicipalities in Toronto and Vancouver, two of Canada’s e

c ment, and civic mem- most diverse urban and suburban areas. Grounded by n bership. Absent Citizens Canada’s official multiculturalism policies, she develops e i

c brings to light these a typology of responsiveness to immigrants and ethno- chronic deficiencies in Canadian society and empha- cultural minorities and offers an explanation for policy l s

a sizes the effects that these omissions have on the lives variations among municipalities. c i of citizens with disabilities. Municipalities and Multiculturalism is an important t i Drawing together elements from feminist studies, examination of the differing diversity management o political science, public administration, sociology, and methods in Canadian cities, and ultimately contributes p urban studies, Michael J. Prince examines mechanisms to debates concerning the roles that municipal govern- of exclusion and inclusion, public attitudes on disability, ments should play within Canada’s political system.

50l and policy making processes in the context of disability. Absent Citizens also considers social activism and civic Kristin R. Good is an assistant professor in the De- engagements by people with disabilities and disability partment of Political Science at Dalhousie University. community organizations, highlighting presence rather than absence and advocating both inquiry and action to ameliorate the marginalization of an often overlooked segment of the Canadian population.

Michael J. Prince is Lansdowne Professor of Social Policy in the Faculty of Human and Social Development at the University of Victoria.

political science / disability studies political science / urban studies / sociology

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www.utppublishing.com 51l po itical science ew N mbudsmen ter 2009 O n i ent and m erritorial erritorial T fall-w hey sometimes educate T Manage Hyson c ecember 2009 li D rt b is an assistant professor in the De- e wa ough each ombudsman presents an c h e T ien aint John. Ste c c S y n important evaluation of a little-studied in- 978-1-4426-4067-2 £35.00 $55.00 E Hyson Provincial Provincial and Ombudsman Territorial Offices b A N al s eries in Pu B rt d c S IS ernan te wa v C In this collection, contributors describe and assess A o oliti 304 pp / 6 x 9 / pprox. P Ste Provincial and and Provincial in Offices Ombudsman Canada Edi I G partment of History and Politics at the University of University the at Politics and History of partment Brunswick, p A 4 figures; 45 tables 4 figures; Cloth annual report on his or her activities, there has been little sustained evaluation impactof the orposition’s its effectiveness. the performance of the ten ombudsman offices in light of their multiple and evolving functions. the public about administrative processes and initiate probes of systemic issues in need of amelioration or change. stitution, in case Canada studies, offers background and theory, and perspectives on the emerging challenges for the office in the twenty-first century. Parliamentary ombudsmen are appointed totigate citizens’ inves- complaints and to provide checks on government administrative activity. In Canada, there provincialterritorialtenand are ombudsmen, witheach mandates over the whole of the public service within their regions. both investigate citizens’ complaints and direct them to already-existing agencies. ntario. O ntario and O n n ent and ester m ester W W on and ct Manage an an studies S b c ugust 2009 li A w b is a professor in the Department of is a professor Foun- e / ur re is a professor in the Department of Po- of Department the in professor a is c on overnment in Canada’s overnment in Canada’s nd e ct nance ien G A c c oung an y Y oung 978-0-8020-9650-0 £22.50 $35.00 C esearch Chair in Multilevel Governance.esearch Foundations of Governance shows that mu- 978-0-8020-9709-5 £48.00 $75.00 E cience at the University of

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R N S al s B eries in Pu w cience at the University of B d S c S S S ernan ach chapter follows a common template in order to order in template common a follows chapter ach re te v bert C E bert oundations of oundations ovinces A o nd oliti pprox. 456 pp / 6 x 9 / pprox. P litical A Paper I p Ro 13 graphs; 32 tables Cloth I A facilitate comparison and covers essential features such features essential covers and comparison facilitate as institutional structures, municipal functions, demog- and raphy, municipal finances. municipalities Canada’s and, problems similar have but ways diverse in function de- local of importance the of illustrative are way, this in mocracy. nicipal governments require the legitimacy granted by a vibrant democracy in order to successfully negotiate and implement important collective choices about the of communities. futures G Edi I Municipal Municipal Pr Ro Municipalities are sponsible re- for many essential services have and become agents for implement- vital ing provincial policies, including those dealing with the environment, emergency economic planning, development, and land use. In F Gover dations of Governance, experts from each Canada’s provinces of come together to assess the ex- governmentsmunicipal capacity which the to have tent in collaboratively and purposefully, autonomously, act to the intergovernmental arena. Political Canada The Canadian Regime R esearch and Innovation An Introduction to Parliamentary Government in Canada, Fourth Edition Policy Changing Federal Government – Patrick Malcolmson and Richard Myers University Relations

utp higher education Edited by G. Bruce Doern and Christopher Stoney

Lucid and readable, The In an increasingly knowl- Canadian Regime is a edge-based economy, well-established, well- Canadian universities are known introduction to important spaces for the Canadian government. development of research By explaining the inner and innovation in many logic of parliamentary areas. This collection is government, as well as the first systematic ex- the underlying rationale amination of the evolving for its institutions and relationship between the e processes, the authors federal government and c n demystify what might Canadian universities as e i appear to be a relatively revealed through chang- c complex political system. Urging readers to consider es in federal research and innovation policies. l s

a the organic nature of the political system—in which Focusing on the last two decades of federal policy un- c i change in one area inevitably ripples through the rest of der the Chrétien and Martin Liberal governments and the t i the system—the authors provide much more than just a Harper Conservative government, Research and Innova-

o description of the features of government. tion Policy considers issues such as the transformation p The fourth edition has been updated to include anal- of federal research granting bodies, the creation of new ysis of the 2008 Canadian federal election. Discussions research infrastructure funding organizations such as the

52l of responsible government and the role of the Gover- Canada Foundation for Innovation, pressures and incen- nor General have been revised and expanded. Coali- tives to create intellectual property and to commercialize, tion government, the Single Transferable Vote, and the and the regulation of research ethics. With timely essays emergence of the Green Party are explained and new ranging in scope from the regulation of research ethics to developments in Senate reform and Supreme Court ap- the pressures of commercialization, Research and Innova- pointments are also covered. tion Policy is essential reading for any student or scholar committed to the well-being of higher education in Canada. Patrick Malcolmson is currently Vice-President (Academic) at St. Thomas University and formerly G. Bruce Doern is Distinguished Research Professor served as the Chair of the New Brunswick Human in the School of Public Policy and Administration at Car- Rights Commission. leton University.

Richard Myers is a professor in the Department of Christopher Stoney is an associate professor in the Political Science and former Vice-President (Academic) School of Public Policy and Administration at Carleton at St. Thomas University. University.

political science political science / education

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www.utppublishing.com Impersonations The Courts, the Charter, T roubling the Person in Law and Culture and the Schools Sheryl N. Hamilton The Impact of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms on Educational Policy and Previously announced Practice, 1982–2007

Edited by Michael Manley-Casimir and Kirsten Manley-Casimir

Personhood is consid- The adoption of the Ca- ered at once a sign of nadian Constitution Act legal-political status and in 1982, with its embed- of socio-cultural agency, ded Charter of Rights synonymous with the and Freedoms, ushered rational individual, sub- in an era of unprec- ject, or citizen. Yet, in edented judicial influ- an era of life-extending ence on Canada’s public technologies, genetic policy. The Courts, the engineering, corporate Charter, and the Schools 3 53 social responsibility, and examines how the Con- smart technology, the stitution Act has affected definition of the person educational policy dur- an law is neither benign nor uncontested. Boundaries that pre- ing the first twenty-five years of the Charter by analyzing viously worked to secure our place in the social order landmark rulings handed down from appellate courts

are blurring as never before. What does it mean, then, and the Supreme Court. d

to be a person in the twenty-first century? The contributors consider the influence that Charter so

In Impersonations, Sheryl N. Hamilton uses five dif- cases have had on educational policies and practices c i

ferent kinds of persons – corporations, women, clones, by discussing cases involving fundamental freedoms, e t

computers, and celebrities – to discuss the instability of legal rights, equality rights, and minority language y the concept of personhood and to examine some of the rights. Demonstrating why and how the Charter was in- ways in which broader social anxieties are expressed in voked, interpreted, and applied in each of these cases, these case studies. this volume also highlights the resulting consequences Impersonations is a highly original study that brings for Canada’s public schools. The Courts, the Charter, together legal, philosophical, and cultural expressions and the Schools is a significant contribution to the study of personhood to enliven current debates about our of educational law and policy in Canada. place in the world. Michael Manley-Casimir is a professor in the Facul- ty of Education and Director of the Tecumseh Centre for Sheryl N. Hamilton is an associate professor and Aboriginal Research and Education at Brock University. Canada Research Chair in Communication, Law, and

Governance in the School of Journalism and Com- Kirsten Manley-Casimir is a PhD candidate at the munication and in the Department of Law at Carleton University of British Columbia and co-director of the In- University. tensive Program in Aboriginal Lands, Resources, and Governments at Osgoode Hall Law School. law and Society / cultural Studies law and Society / sociology / education

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fall-winter 2009 The Best Interests of At Risk Social Justice in Child Welfare and Other Children Human Services Resources and Outcomes for Children Karen J. Swift and Marilyn Callahan Paul Millar

The best interest of the In At Risk, Karen J. Swift child is an overriding and Marilyn Callahan principle in all matters examine risk and risk as- of family law, especially sessment in the context in child custody cases. of professional practice The Best Interests of in child protection, social Children links social the- work, and other human ory with survey data to services. They argue establish much-needed that the content and parameters for deter- processes involved in mining a child’s best in- using tools to measure terest. risk have generally been y g In analyzing the de- uncontroversial and un-

lo terminants of family law and child development, Paul challenged among professional workers, and that cur- o i Millar utilizes information from the Centre for Justice rent methods of assessing risk fail to take account of c Statistics as well as data from national surveys. Millar’s class, race, gender and culture. so findings show that while the gender of caregivers is un- Central to this study is an examination of the every- important, family dynamics and parenting strategies are day experiences of workers and parents engaged in

54 paramount: what matters is what parents do. His theo- risk assessment processes in Canadian child welfare retical framework stresses the importance of relation- investigations. Going beyond theory in their discus- ships and posits that developmental problems related sions, Swift and Callahan highlight how risk evaluations to divorce stem from lost adult-child bonds. play out in actual interactions with vulnerable people This book provides important criteria for determining and show how assessments transform social issues the best interest of the child and concludes that the role into the personal obligations of individuals. At Risk rais- of law in the lives of children must be to preserve their es important questions about the way unquestioned, connections with those that love them. standardized work practices compromise social justice principles. Paul Millar is a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Community Health Sciences at Brock University. Karen J. Swift is a professor in the School of Social Work at York University.

Marilyn Callahan is professor emeritus in the School of Social Work at the University of Victoria.

sociology / social work sociology / social work

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www.utppublishing.com 55 sociology ociol- S ter 2009 n i ransition T fall-w onto. or ecember 2009 T ender in the ender in D G is a professor in the Department of Department the in professor a is 978-0-8020-9184-0 £22.50 $35.00 C 978-0-8020-9183-3 £48.00 $75.00 E N Fox N Fox B enthood e ents B e IS When Couples Become Parents provides signifi- IS hen Couples Become Become hen Couples ollowing the experiences of forty heterosexual iology F c hen couples make the he Creation of he Creation xploring the diverse reactions of these women and pprox. 328 pp / 6 x 9 / pprox. ox traces the intricate interplay of social and material ogy at the University of resources resources in the negotiations that occur between part- ners, the resulting divisions of paid and unpaid work in their families, and the dynamics in their relationships. men, cant insights into the early stages of parenthood, the limitations of nuclear families, and the gender inequalities that often develop with parenthood. journey through their first their through journey year of parenthood they confront the challenges of their new responsibili- degrees varying with ties of support and a range of personal resources. When Couples Become Parents examines the ways in which divisions based on gender both evolve and are lenged by chal- heterosexual couples from late pregnancy early parenthood. through couples in various socio-economic positions, Bonnie F E W Bonni W Par T to Par Bonni A so 7 tables Cloth Paper urocentric urocentric esearch of esearch E R . g and esilience esearch esearch Program at Dal- R ber Researching Researching Resilience is R n and the Director of Director the and ork eptember 2009 ebe i S w L is an adjunct professor in the De- ork esilience W g is a professor in the Department of r ial

R with youth in a variety of cultures and c r inda ber ocial nga L n S nga U y 978-0-8020-9470-4 £20.00 $29.95 C U 978-0-8020-9268-7 £42.00 $65.00 E orking l b N ork at Dalhousie University ebe N l i e B W B L e d W a IS a IS n important collection, his collection assembles qualitative and quanti- iology / so te esearching esearching A T c ch ch i hile categorization has i ocial pprox. 304 pp / 6 x 9 / pprox. inda housie University. housie University. partment of partment the Pathways to S Paper A so unique in approaching interventions with youth spe- methods and research the point of view of cifically from challenges. M 3 graphs; 12 tables Cloth L contexts, the contributors provide critically astute analy- astute critically provide contributors the contexts, ses of existing scholarship as well methods as rigorous for conducting resilience research in less culturally sensitive ways. and more tative studies from a diverse group of disciplines, scholars stressing and the importance of studying the of faced youth with and who ad- resilience are strength versity. W Edi M always been one of the primary focuses of the social sciences, recent trends within these disciplines have tended to categorize various behaviours as disorders. Researching Resilience challenges this tenden- cy to pathologize, and in shift profound a marks research methods from to the study of well-being. the study of disorder R Racialized Migrant Cambodian Refugees in Women in Canada Ontario Essays on Health, Violence and Equity Resettlement, Religion, and Identity

Edited by Vijay Agnew Janet McLellan

Despite legislative guar- The Communist Khmer antees of equality, immi- Rouge party of Cambo- grant women in Canada dia was officially in pow- often experience various er from 1975 to 1979. forms of prejudice in their During that time, the everyday lives. Racialized regime killed and dis- Migrant Women in Cana- placed large numbers of da delves into the public its citizens and after its and private spheres of overthrow by Vietnam- several distinct commu- ese communists, many nities in order to expose survivors fled, to be- the underlying structures come refugees. Cambo- y g of economic, social, legal, dian Refugees in Ontario

lo and political inequalities that frequently deny basic rights to examines three generations of Cambodian refugees: o i migrant women in Canada. adult survivors of the Khmer Rouge, the children and c Using interdisciplinary approaches that incorporate older youth who accompanied them, and the children so elements of sociology, law, health studies, and political born and raised in Ontario, Canada. science, these essays cover diverse topics such as the Janet McLellan uses ten years of ethnographic field-

56 social construction of Muslim women, access to health work, including extensive interviews, to highlight the care, and violence against women. The contributors to difficulties Cambodians have faced in Canada. Lack of this volume base their work not only in cities with large appropriate resettlement services combined with high immigrant populations but also in areas less densely levels of illiteracy, post-traumatic stress, single-parent populated with immigrants, revealing regional differ- households, and little urban experience or employment ences that contribute to these important though often skills have made it difficult for Cambodian immigrants neglected issues. to rebuild their lives. Nevertheless, McLellan finds that Racialized Migrant Women in Canada draws much- the Canadian-born children of Cambodian refugees are needed attention to the marginalization and prejudice achieving greater levels of educational and professional resulting from previously unexamined aspects of pub- mobility while accessing fluid cultural identities reflecting lic policy and calls for active, systematic dismantling of both Canadian and transnational contexts. inequality in Canadian society. Janet McLellan is an associate professor in the De- Vijay Agnew is a professor in the Division of Social partment of Religion and Culture at the University of Science at York University, and was the director of the Waterloo. Center for Feminist Research from 2001-2006.

sociology / immigration studies sociology / immigration studies

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he collection begins with an overview of the key iology te r T conomy re p c ork and estructuring Work in the 21st Century Work estructuring a ew o pprox. 250 pp / 6 x 9 / pprox. ment of W N M Interrogating the the Interrogating E R Edi ut Cloth so A Paper social and economic transformations that define the N Interrogating the New Economy investi- of essays original the gating and how changes as- to cribed it have impact- ed labour relations, access to work, and, more the generally, social and cultural experiences of work in Canada. Based on years of participatory research, studies, sector-specific and ways quantitative the and for accounts work the collection, data qualitative has but in changed workplace which the contemporary organization work of forms older which to extent the also remain. still through examples, including essays on wine tourism, the regeneration of mining communities, the place of student workers, and changes in the workplace. It public also addresses unions and their respons- service es to the restructuring of work, as well as other forms of resistance. ife- ork and L onto, W or ork T W X C national re- R H ature ature of ducation and ducation N The Education-Jobs The E hroughout, the hroughout, book SS T e esearch esearch Chair in R on t tudy of tudy at the University of S ork he Changing ation T aps ivings is Canada W ritten ation c

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iology / edu . te In Education and Jobs presents a unique blend of ducation and Jobs ducation p O c a sequel to the highly acclaimed highly the to sequel a hat are the correla- W xploring the xploring . pprox. 375 pp / 6 x 9 / July 2009 pprox. ifelong long Paper A Cloth so D W ut E Edi tions between the education that employees bring to their jobs, the education that is quired to do those jobs, re- and the skills that employees acquire while working on the job? Jobs, D. E Head of the Centre for the for Centre the of Head reveals reveals an increasingly overqualified non-managerial Canadian labour force and demonstrates that workers deal with most gaps or mismatches in formal terms by continually learning their jobs. and reshaping qualitative and quantitative analysis, and offers a com- the re-examining to approach long-overdue prehensive, relationship between educational training and work- skills. force as Gap: Underemployment or Economic Democracy, the work builds on earlier research, and presents new brand case studies of professional, service, industrial, employees. and differently-abled and contributors explore these questions. L at search network on “ Dia-minds Decoding the Mental Habits of Successful Thinkers

Mihnea Moldoveanu and Roger Martin

Rotman / utp publishing

What constitutes successful thinking in business? What are some of the techniques used by top business minds in order to solve problems and create value? Dia-minds breaks new ground in addressing these questions. Mihnea Moldoveanu and Roger Martin, creators of the Integrative Thinking curriculum at the Rotman School of Management, draw upon case studies and interviews – as well as theories culled from diverse dis- s ciplines (including cognitive psychology, epistemology, ic and semiotics) – to offer a new conception of successful m intelligence that is immediately applicable to business no situations. The ‘dia-mind’ (or dialogical mind) is charac- o c terized by bi-stability (simultaneously holding opposite e plans, models, courses of action in mind while retain- d ing the ability to act), meliorism (increasing the logical depth and informational breadth of one’s thinking pro- Also from Rotman / UTP Publishing: cesses), choicefulness (retaining the ability to choose The Finance Crisis and Rescue ess an What Went Wrong? Why? What Lessons Can Be Learned?

n among various representations of the world, the self i Edited by Rotman School of Management s and others) and polyphony (thinking about the way one Foreword by Roger Martin

b formulates and solves a problem while at the same time 978-1-4426-0987-7 thinking about the problem itself). £13.95 / $24.95 / 2008 End-of-chapter exercises encourage readers to ex- 58u Fixing the Future amine and re-engineer their own thought and percep- How Canada’s Usually Fractious Governments Worked tion patterns to develop these qualities and cultivate Together to Rescue the Canada Pension Plan their own ‘dia-minds.’ Bruce Little 978-0-8020-9583-1 mihnea Moldoveanu is the director of the Desautels £20.00 / $29.95 / 2008 Centre for Integrative Thinking and associate professor Of related interest: in the Strategic Management Program at the Rotman The Scales of Success School of Management, University of Toronto. Constructions of Life-Career Success of Eminent Men and Women Lawyers Roger Martin is the dean of the Rotman School of Sheelagh O’Donovan-Polten Management at the University of Toronto. 978-0-8020-8392-0 £15.00 / $29.95 / 2001

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www.utppublishing.com Relentless Change Understanding the A Casebook for the Study of Canadian Business History Social Economy A Canadian Perspective Joseph e. Martin Jack Quarter, Laurie Mook, and Ann Rotman / UTP Publishing Armstrong Previously announced as History of Canadian Business Foreword by Roger Martin

Casebooks in business history are designed to instruct In Understanding the So- students in classrooms and boardrooms about the evo- cial Economy, Jack Quar- lution of business management. The first casebook for ter, Laurie Mook, and the study of business history in a Canadian context, Ann Armstrong integrate Joseph E. Martin’s text will help students, both in the a wide array of organi- classroom and the boardroom, understand the Cana- zations founded upon a dian economy and guide them in making sound deci- social mission – social sions and contributing to a healthy, growing economy. enterprises, nonprofits, U 59 Thirteen original case studies from the mid-nine- co-operatives, credit teenth to the twenty-first centuries deal with different unions, and community industry sectors as well as individual corporations and development associa- b managers. Overviews provide context by examining tions – under the rubric of s i major public policy decisions and key developments in the ‘social economy.’ n s an ess the financial system that have affected business prac- Invaluable for business programs that address issues tices. Martin also presents eight original tables that such as community economic development, co-opera- trace the evolution of the 60 largest Canadian corpo- tives, and nonprofit studies and management, Under- d

rations between 1905 and 2005. A Casebook for the standing the Social Economy presents a unique set of e

Study of Canadian Business History is an invaluable case studies as well as chapters on organizational design c o

resource for instructors and business students and and governance, finance and accounting, and account- no clearly demonstrates how businesses are affected by ability. The examples provide much needed context for m

the interaction of individual decisions, policy changes, students and allow for an original and in-depth examina- ic

and market trends. tion of the relationships between Canada’s social infra- s structure and the public and private sectors. Joseph e. Martin is the director of the Canadian Busi- Jack Quarter is a professor and co-director of the ness History program, adjunct professor of Business Social Economy Centre at the Ontario Institute for Stud- Strategy, and Executive in Residence at the Rotman ies in Education, University of Toronto. School of Management, University of Toronto.

Laurie Mook is the co-director of the Social Economy Centre at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto.

Ann Armstrong is the director of the Social Enter- prise Initiative at the Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto.

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fall-winter 2009 Smiling Down the Line Regulating Transnational Info-Service Work in the Global Economy Corporations in Bob Russell Domestic and Studies in Comparative Public Policy and International Regimes Political Economy An African Case Study

Evaristus Oshionebo

Just as textile mills and Africa’s natural re- automotive assembly sources have been of plants have symbolized interest to other areas of previous economic eras, the world for centuries. the call centre stands During the nineteenth- as a potent reminder of century European colo- the importance of infor- nization of Africa, raw mation in contemporary materials such as rub- s economies. Bob Rus- ber and diamonds were ic sell’s Smiling Down the often extracted and ex- m Line theorizes call cen- ported by foreign busi- no tre work as info-service nessmen and colonial o c employment and looks governments. Today’s e at the effects of ever-changing technologies on ser- transnational corporations (TNCs) continue the prac- d vice work, its associated skills, and the ways in which tice. it is managed. Russell also considers globalization and This study explores the range of strategies for regu- contemporary managerial practices as centres are out- lating the social and environmental practices of TNCs in ess an

n sourced to poorer countries such as India and as new Africa’s extractive industries. While acknowledging the i s forms of management are introduced, refined, and dis- partial success of conventional regulatory strategies,

b carded. Evaristus Oshionebo argues that the current power im- Invoking extensive labour force surveys and inter- balance between TNCs and African host governments views from Australia and India, Russell examines em- makes them impossible to enforce effectively. Rather 60u ployee representation, work intensity, stress, emotional than simply critiquing the existing systems, Oshionebo labour, and job skills in the call centre work environment. proposes that a pluralistic approach, involving govern- The cross-national approach of Smiling Down the Line ment agencies, corporations, non-governmental orga- highlights the effects of globalization and scrutinizes the nizations, and local community associations in the regu- similarities and differences that exist in info-service work latory process, might provide better results in Africa. between different industries and in different countries. Innovative and daring, Regulating Transnational Cor- porations in Domestic and International Regimes offers Bob Russell is an associate professor in the Depart- new and practical solutions to old, entrenched prob- ment of Employment Relations at Griffith Business lems. School, Griffith University. Evaristus Oshionebo is an assistant professor in the Faculty of Law at the University of Manitoba.

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