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Anthologizing Canadian Literature: Theoretical and Cultural Perspectives

The good news about The emerald Light in the air is that it contains two masterpieces of the short story form, stories I hope are anthologized until anthologizing ends in fire or ice.

Many of these works probe the gravity of representation, construed not only as the weight of history or the ethical charge of the image but also, as the titular rendering wittily implies, as the pictures carried by newspapers, film, and the media that this presentation highlights as the source of Dumas's "secondhand images." A catalogue edited by the curators, organized chronologically and anthologizing dozens of texts on the painter's work, accompanies the show.

Braddock (English, Cornell U.) shows how the scholarly act of collecting, collaging, referencing, and anthologizing helped shape and define the modernist art movement.

Anthologizing a few years worth of columns is a good way to sort the brilliant from the merely flashy.

In light of various political and economic factors that contribute to the anthologizing process, I offer a schema whereby anthologies can be taught effectively.

One instance of the difficulty in assigning a mode of resistance to these narratives is their anthologizing by Bernardo Gomes de Brito in the HTM, the form in which the texts have almost always been published and read.