Canadian Book Review Annual Online
The Canadian Book Review Annual online database provides access to more than 30,000 reviews of Canadian-authored books. CBRAonline is a closed database, hosted by the University of Toronto Libraries to provide free and open access to this comprehensive collection of authoritative reviews of English-language and Canadian-authored scholarly ...
Lost Toronto. Rev. ed. · Canadian Book Review Annual Online
CBRAonline is a closed database, hosted by the University of Toronto Libraries to provide free and open access to this comprehensive collection of authoritative reviews of English-language and Canadian-authored scholarly, reference, trade, children's, and teen books published in Canada. The fully searchable database allows for quick and easy ...
History of the Book in Canada: Volume 3: 1918–1980. Carole Gerson and Jacques Michon, eds. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2007. Pp. 696, $85.00. Quotations from the book, which should be kept brief, are cited as follows: “quotation” …
City Limits | Literary Review of Canada - reviewcanada.ca
Stroll starts at the water — appropriate, given that Toronto borrows its name from the Mohawk word tkaronto, “the place where trees stand in the water.” (According to the geographer Rick Laprairie, the toponym first appeared on area maps in 1752, but it traditionally referred to a weir between Lakes Simcoe and Couchiching, near present ...
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2017年11月27日 · Without being about writing, two books out this spring from Random House, Ariel Levy’s The Rules Do Not Apply and Joan Didion’s South and West, put its processes on display. Each chases a feature-length magazine article that feels somewhat missing-in-action in the prose: Levy’s expands a perfect essay, Didion’s, a publication of notes ...
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Toronto Review of Books
2024年4月16日 · The Toronto Review of Books is a literary journal that offers a unique perspective on the Toronto book scene. With a focus on critique and analysis, it delves into the diverse range of books that are being published in Toronto and provides thought-provoking insights for book lovers and literary enthusiasts.
Tracings : writing art, 1975–2020 - Toronto Public Library
Summary/Review: "An artist, curator, critic, and teacher, Ian Carr-Harris has been a central figure in Toronto’s art scene since the 1970s. By collecting his impressive output of essays, critical experiments, and reviews into a single volume, Tracings documents the growth of conceptual art and postmodernism in Canadian art, as well as the expansion of …
About the TRB - Toronto Review of Books
From September 2011 until June 2018, The Toronto Review of Books published intermittent writing about print, Internet, e-books, street corners, festivals, songs, thoughts, Toronto, and other artworks. Books and Toronto were our inspiration and home base, but we published on all sorts of things from all sorts of places.
Good Faith in Canadian Contract Law Book Launch
2 天之前 · McCarthy Tétrault is pleased to announce the release of Good Faith in Canadian Contract Law, a first-of-its kind text examining the organizing principle of good faith and the cases and history informing its evolution in Canada and abroad.. The book is authored by McCarthy Tétrault’s Brandon Kain, a leading appellate litigator who successfully represented the appellants in the Supreme Court ...