A Literary and Linguistic History of New BrunswickW. Reavley Gair Fiddlehead Poetry Books & Goose Lane Editions, 1985 - 286 páginas A Literary and Linguistic History of New Brunswick provides an introduction to the major languages and literatures of the province, ranging from Micmac and Maliseet to the French of the Acadians and the English of the Loyalists. |
Contenido
New Brunswick 17841984 the Literary | 7 |
Reavley Gair | 15 |
The Language of the St John River Indians | 29 |
Derechos de autor | |
Otras 14 secciones no mostradas
Términos y frases comunes
Acadian speech Alden Nowlan animate Antonine Maillet appeared Bliss Carman Boston Brunswick Brunswick dialect Brunswick Press Canada Canadian Carleton Centre characters Charles G.D. Roberts Chiasson collection Collège consonant cultural Drama Early Modern English Edmundston Elizabeth Brewster essay example expression F'ton Father Feux-Chalins fiction Fiddlehead Fiddlehead Poetry Books folklore France francophone Fred Cogswell Fredericton French genre Gibbs Herménégilde Herménégilde Chiasson Indian interesting John River L'Evangeline Landry language Leblanc Leméac linguistic literary living Loyalist magazine Maliseet Maritime Micmac Montreal N.B. Chapbooks nineteenth century noun Nova Scotia novels Nowlan Oberon Ottawa Pacey parler acadien phonemes play plural poems poets Poirier popular present produced pronunciation prose province published Québec readers Régis Brun Richard romance Saint John satire Savoie settlers short stories society songs sound spoken stage student texts theatre themes Toronto tradition translation Université de Moncton University verb verse vowel words writers written young
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Longman Anthology of World Literature by Women, 1875-1975 Marian Arkin,Barbara Shollar Vista de fragmentos - 1989 |
 | Writing Acadia: The Emergence of Acadian Literature 1970-1990 Hans R. Runte Sin vista previa disponible - 1997 |