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Alice Munro and the American South
Canadian Review of American Studies, 1975 Abstract: As a girl, Alice Munro lived in Huron County in rural Southwestern Ontario. In an interview with Graeme Gibson, Munro remarked, "... the writers who first excited me were the writers of the American South, because I felt there a country being depicted that was like my own.
J. R. Tim Struthers
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Ethics and Affects in the Fiction of Alice Munro
Palgrave Studies in Affect Theory and Literary Criticism, 2018 Ethics and Affects in the Fiction of Alice Munro explores the representation of embodied ethics and affects in Alice Munro’s writing. The collection illustrates how Munro’s short stories powerfully intersect with important theoretical trends in literary ...
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2023
Focusing on Alice Munro’s last three books, this book examines the differences between these volumes and the rest of her work to analyse the emergence and the difference of her 'late style'. Alice Munro has effectively reshaped the short story as a form.
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Focusing on Alice Munro’s last three books, this book examines the differences between these volumes and the rest of her work to analyse the emergence and the difference of her 'late style'. Alice Munro has effectively reshaped the short story as a form.
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Munro, Alice (geb. Alice Laidlaw)
1998»I think the most attractive kind of writing of all is just the single story. It satisfies me the way nothing else does. [. ..] It took me a long time to reconcile myself to being a short story writer.« So Munro am Tag der Veroffentlichung ihrer funften Short Story-Sammlung, The Moons of Jupiter, 1982 (Die Jupitermonde, 1986), die in Kanada Geschichte ...
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Memory and Desire in Alice Munro's Stories
Textus, 2009The paper seeks to explore multiple interconnections between memory and desire in Alice Munro’s short stories. A first level of analysis is concerned with the content of memories. Munro’s mother, as a young lady, was affected by Parkinson’s disease and this personal experience pervades stories like “The Peace of Utrecht”, “The Ottawa Valley”, “Winter ...
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2019
While not the primary focus of her work, Alice Munro has written several stories which assert the legacy presence of British Columbia in her imaginary, both Vancouver and Victoria. This note examines two stories which draw directly on Munro's experience running a bookstore in Victoria from 1963-73, "Differently" (1989) and "The Albania Virgin" (1994).
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While not the primary focus of her work, Alice Munro has written several stories which assert the legacy presence of British Columbia in her imaginary, both Vancouver and Victoria. This note examines two stories which draw directly on Munro's experience running a bookstore in Victoria from 1963-73, "Differently" (1989) and "The Albania Virgin" (1994).
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2008
As a short-story writer, Alice Munro has achieved high critical and popular regard in both her native Canada and in the United States. Indeed, Munro has been adopted by the entire English-speaking world as one of its own, and her work has received many awards and honors.
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As a short-story writer, Alice Munro has achieved high critical and popular regard in both her native Canada and in the United States. Indeed, Munro has been adopted by the entire English-speaking world as one of its own, and her work has received many awards and honors.
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