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    Sanctioned Ignorance: The Politics of Knowledge Production and the Teaching of the Literatures of Canada

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    Just Getting Started: Edmonton Public Library’s First 100 Years, 1913-2013

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    Shy: An Anthology

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    Naomi K. Lewis & Rona Altrows, Editors

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    The Peace-Athabasca Delta: Portrait of a Dynamic Ecosystem

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    At the limit of breath: Poems on the films of Jean-Luc Godard

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    Boom and Bust Again: Policy Challenges for a Commodity-Based Economy

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    Ethics for the Practice of Psychology in Canada, Revised and Expanded Edition

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    Travels and Tales of Miriam Green Ellis:
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    Translator Richard Lebeau

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    Anti-Saints: The New Golden Legend of Sylvain Maréchal

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    Imagining Ancient Women

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    Baba’s Kitchen Medicines: 

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    Narratives of Citizenship

    Aloys  N.M.  Fleischmann, Nancy  Van Styvendale & Cody  McCarroll, Editors

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    Winter in Fireland

    Nicholas  Coghlan

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    The Sasquatch at Home
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    Eden Robinson

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    At the Interface of Culture and Medicine

    Earle  H.  Waugh, Olga  Szafran & Rodney  A.  Crutcher, Editors

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    Apostrophes VII: Sleep, You, a Tree

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    Demeter Goes Skydiving

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    Kat Among the Tigers

    Kath MacLean

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    Retooling the Humanities

    Daniel Coleman & Smaro Kamboureli, Editors

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    Will the Real Alberta Please Stand Up?

    Geo Takach

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    Un art de vivre par temps de catastrophe

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    Rudy Wiebe: Collected Stories, 1955–2010

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    Introduction by Thomas Wharton

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    Prodigal Daughter: A Journey to Byzantium

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    The Contemporary Arab Reader on Political Islam

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    Locating the Past / Discovering the Present: Perspectives on Religion, Culture, and Marginality

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    “Collecting Stamps Would Have Been More Fun”: Canadian Publishing and the Correspondence of Sinclair Ross, 1933–1986

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    The Beginning of Print Culture in Athabasca Country

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    Patricia Demers, Introduction

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    The Measure of Paris

    Stephen Scobie

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    Emblems of Empire: Selections from the Mactaggart Art Collection

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    Taking the Lead: Strategies and Solutions from Female Coaches

    Sheila Robertson, Editor
    Dru Marshall, Introduction

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    Ukrainian Through its Living Culture: Advanced Level Language Textbook

    Alla Nedashkivska

    978-0-88864-517-3


    Bosnia: In the Footsteps of Gavrilo Princip

    Tony Fabijancic

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    wild horses


    rob mclennan

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    Memory’s Daughter



    Alice Major

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    Too Bad: Sketches Toward a Self-Portrait

    Robert Kroetsch

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    J.B. Harkin: Father of Canada’s National Parks


    E. J. (Ted) Hart

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    People of the Lakes: Stories of Our Van Tat Gwich’in Elders/Googwandak Nakhwach’ànjòo Van Tat Gwich’in


    Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation
    Shirleen Smith

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    The rose that grew from concrete: Teaching and Learning with Disenfranchised Youth

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    Diane Wishart

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    The Meteorites of Alberta

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    Anthony  J.  Whyte / Chris Herd, Foreword

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    When Edmonton Was Young

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    Tony Cashman / Leslie Latta-Guthrie, Foreword

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    Heavy Burdens on Small Shoulders: The Labour of Pioneer Children on the Canadian Prairies

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    Sandra Rollings-Magnusson

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    Retiring the Crow Rate: A Narrative of Political Management

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    Arthur Kroeger / John  Fraser, Afterword

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Quadruple Launch for Miriam Green Ellis

The Bruce Peel Special Collection Library provided the perfect backdrop for the quadruple multi-media launch of  Miriam Green Ellis on March 14. As guests mingled in the lower level of the Rutherford Library, they were able to walk through the Bruce Peel Special Collection Exhibition, check out the online exhibit, and purchase copies of the book, Travels and Tales of Miriam Green Ellis and the Exhibition Catalogue.

Patricia Demers, editor of Travels and Tales of Miriam Green Ellis and author of the Exhibition Catalogue was introduced by Dr. Merrill Distad and Chancellor Ralph Young.

Friends, colleagues, and booklovers of all sorts mingled and chatted during the well-attended talk and reception. Paula Simons was one of the attendees; she gives a wonderful overview of Miriam Green Ellis in her extensive piece in the Edmonton Journal. She also posted two excerpts to her blog.

 

Invitation to smARTs Event

The Collective Body for Arts Students (CBAS) represents the over 6,000 undergraduate students at the University of Alberta within the Faculty of Arts. We are proud to present our first smARTs event to showcase the impressive research and work being done within the Faculty of Arts.  This high profile event will allow members of the community to celebrate the amazing quality of work produced by our institution. Come prepared to engage with community leaders on a huge array of themes and topics, and to be introduced to new perspectives.

Please join us on Thursday March 21st at the Horowitz Theatre, located in the Students’ Union Building.  Cocktails will begin at 6:00 pm with the show beginning at 7:00 pm.

smARTs speakers will deliver presentations representing the huge diversity of disciplines within the Faculty of Arts, with presentations ranging from restorative justice to ethnomusicology.

In light of the contemporary attitude towards the Arts, we believes that this event gives us the opportunity to show the greater community the value of the study of Arts, and all that Arts Students provide society.

Asking you to attend our event goes beyond a mere request, and rather, it is an opportunity to be a part of the ideas that can change our world. On behalf of CBAS we thank-you for your support, and look forward to including you in our community.

Feel free to invite your friends and family.

See you at the show,
Emma Tunney
External Coordinator
The Collective Body for Arts Students
externalcommunications@thecbas.ca

_______________________________________________________

Event Details:

Thursday March 21st
Doors open at 6pm for cocktails and hor d’oeuvres
Show starts at 7pm

Horowitz Theater
Students’ Union Building
University of Alberta
8900 – 114 Street NW
Edmonton, AB
T6G 2J7

Tickets
$11.25 for students ~ $21.25 for non-students (plus applicable service charges)
ticketfly.com (Search for “smARTs”)

Please RSVP by March 18th: externalcommunications@thecbas.ca

WSUP’s New Website

Wayne State University Press, our distributor in the U.S, has a new website! Their Technical Project Manager, Bonnie Russell, sent us an enthusiastic email showing off the new site: wsupress.wayne.edu.

With improved navigation, enhanced book information, and a beautiful new design, book buyers will enjoy a vastly improved browsing experience for the Press’s 900+ books and 8 academic journals. The site also contains a wealth of targeted information for professional booksellers, librarians, and professors, including flexible views of products by series, subject, and publication date, and up-to-date pricing and availability. For the first time, the Press is able to list its nearly 200 e-book titles, which are available for purchase at a number of vendors.

Have feedback on the site? Tweet @wsupress or email wsupressmarketing@wayne.edu.

Congratulations on a beautiful piece of work!

Canadian ebook Scholarship

A new partnership to promote Canadian ebook scholarship was announced on February 28, between the Ontario Council of University Libraries, the Association of Canadian University Presses, and eBOUND Canada.

The Ontario Council of University Libraries (OCUL) and twelve members of the Association of Canadian University Presses/Association Des Presses Universitaires Canadiennes (ACUP/APUC), in conjunction with eBOUND Canada have partnered to promote and support the availability of Canadian scholarship in ebook format throughout Ontario’s universities.

Innovative in both scope and design, the agreement will provide access to a comprehensive collection of over 3,000 ebooks published primarily between 2007-­2012. The agreement also has a roll-­forward licensing provision and it is anticipated the volume will grow to a total of nearly 4,000 titles by 2014. This collection, which is comprised of ebooks, almost all of which are not currently owned by the OCUL community, will significantly expand OCUL’s ebook holdings of Canadian scholarly works.

OCUL libraries are committed to building ebook collections that reflect the intellectual richness and diversity of Canadian scholarship.

ACUP/APUC President Melissa Pitts comments, “We are delighted we have reached an agreement, through OCUL, for ten major Ontario university libraries to offer their patrons quick and effortless access to a full range of Canadian university press ebooks. The quality of the works published by university presses in Canada is extraordinarily high and the fact that 290,000 students and faculty will now be able to consult and read these works in service of their own scholarship is an exciting prospect.”

OCUL, the Association of Canadian University Presses/Association Des Presses Universitaires Canadiennes and eBOUND look forward to building on this relationship in the years to come.

For more details, read the  OCUL-ACUP-eBOUND Press Release.

Invitation – Heifer Canada evening

Roger Epp, author of Writing Off the Rural West and We Are All Treaty People sent us an email about an event that we would like to share with you. Roger speaks very highly of Heifer Canada.

Heifer Canada is a fairly new Canadian affiliate of US-based Heifer International, an NGO which has been doing innovative, food-based community development around the world for several decades. I have been a member of the Canadian board since its inception. I was attracted to Heifer because of the way it understands food and farming issues and works with communities. In Canada, Heifer has been a catalyst in programs that involve northern aboriginal communities, urban agriculture, new Canadians, young farmers and, at the national level, the People’s Food Policy project. At this stage, Heifer Canada is looking for ways to build profile, partnerships and capacity to do both domestic and international work.

We hope you’ll be able to attend on Thursday, March 7, 5-7 p.m. It might not be too late to RSVP, if you plan to go: kathleen.crowther@heifer.org.

Heifer Edmonton Reception