Table of Contents: “…Page -- Icons ; Old women of Toronto ; The women's jail ; Advice to the young ; Ten years and more / Miriam Waddington -- Working class / Bertram Warr -- The swimmer's moment ; Snow ; Thaw ; New Year's poem ; Meeting together of poles and latitudes (in prospect) / Civility a bogey -- In a season of unemployment ; The dumbfounding ; A nameless one ; Unspeakable / Margaret Avison -- Garcia Lorca ; Coming suddenly to the sea ; The dead / Louis Dudek -- Remains of an Indian village ; Night song for a woman ; The cariboo horses ; The country north of Belleville ; Wilderness gothic ; Poem ; Alive or not ; The dead poet ; Spinning / Al Purdy -- The man who finds that his son has become a thief ; Lagoons, Hanlan's Point ; Flight of the roller coaster ; The hunter ; On the rouge / Raymond Souster -- Great-Aunt Rebecca ; If I could walk out into the cold country ; Death by drowning ; Anti-love poems / Elizabeth Brewster -- From the North Saskatchewan ; Houdini ; Envoi ; On the 25th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz ; The madwomen of the Plaza de Mayo / Eli Mandel -- The fights ; I've tasted my blood ; on Saint-Urbain Street ; Knowing I live ina dark age ; You growing / Milton Acorn -- The lizard / Rona Murray -- Lakeside incident ; Eagle ; Wart Hog / Robin Skelton.…”

Subjects: “…Murie, Margaret E.…”

Subjects: “…Murie, Margaret E.…”

Table of Contents: “…The maternal voice in the technological universe / Margaret Honey -- Taking the nature out of mother / Adria Schwartz -- Sex, work, and motherhood : maternal subjectivity in recent visual culture / E. …”

Table of Contents: “…Introduction / Kathleen Lennon and Margaret Whitford -- 1. Body-Images and the Pornography of Representation / Rosi Braidotti -- 2. …”

Table of Contents: “…Toulouse --Essential, portable, mythical Margaret Fuller / Jary Loeffelholz -- Emily Dickinson in history and literary history / Margaret Dickie -- María Amparo Ruiz de Burton negotiates American literary politics and culture / Amerlia María de la Luz Montes -- Edith Wharton's ironic realism / Carol J. …”