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St. John’s College is the oldest Anglophone institution of higher education in Western Canada. The library collection contains many items of historical interest, covering History, Anglicanism, Biblical Studies, and French-Canadian and English Literature.

In addtion to providing an inviting space for scholarly study, St. John's Library is equipped wtih a number desktop workstations and offers printing, scanning, and photocopy services. As a member of the university library system, patrons can request and return materials from any Manitoba Libraries location. Located on the third floor of St. John's College, the library has a reputation for being a bright, quiet, area for study with convenient access to both Cafe 101 and The Daily Bread Cafe.

We are here to serve you - feel free to contact any member of our friendly staff with questions regarding library services. Visit our research help page to browse subject guides for the collection's topical concentrations, view information pertaining to citation guidelines, or to contact a subject liason for assistance.

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Mailing address:

St. John's College Library, Rm 322
University of Manitoba
92 Dysart Rd
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Canada R3T 2M5

Circulation desk:

Phone: 204.474.8542
Fax: 204.474.7614

Featured Reference Collections

Encyclopedia of Religion by Lindsay Jones
Call Number: BL 31 E46 2005
ISBN: 0028657330
Publication Date: 2004-12-17
Among Library Journal's selections of the most important reference works of the millennium - with the Encyclopedia Judaica and the New Catholic Encyclopedia - Mircea Eliade's Encyclopedia of Religion won the American Library Associations' Dartmouth Medal in 1988 and is widely regarded as the standard reference work in the field. This second edition, which is intended to reflect both changes in academia and in the world since 1987, will include almost all of the 2750 original entries - many heavily updated - as well as approximately 600 (1.2M words) entirely new articles. Preserving the best of Eliade's cross-cultural approach while emphasizing religion's role within everyday life and as a unique experience from culture to culture, this new edition will be the definitive work in the field for the 21st century. An international team of scholars and contributors have reviewed, revised and added to every word of a classic work to make it relevant to the questions and interests of readers, whether students, specialists, or laypersons. The result is an essential purchase for libraries of all kinds. Every article from the first edition was evaluated by our board of scholars. of study are given their own entries. New composite entries present overarching themes - for example, gender and religion, politics and religion - with each article within the composite covering a different religious tradition. Many of the reprinted articles from the first-edition have updated bibliographies. This is an indispensable resource for any school with a department or programme in religious studies. Additionally, articles support the curriculum and general research in history, gender studies, language and literature, music, the visual arts, history, politics, ecology, health and medicine, law, sociology and anthropology. Three Colour inserts serve as pictorial essays illuminating themes such as pilgrimage, prayer, healing, and how these concepts are displayed in various religions throughout the world. Illustrations go beyond the typical stock imagery and present images of authentic value not readily available elsewhere.
The Brill Dictionary of Religion by Kocku von Stuckrad
Call Number: BL 31 M4813 2006
ISBN: 9004124292
Publication Date: 2006
impressively comprehensive Brill Dictionary of Religion addresses religion as an element of daily life and public discourse. Richly illustrated and with more than 500 entries, the dictionary is a multi-media reference source on the many and various forms of religious commitment. It is unusual in that it not only addresses the different theologies and doctrinal declarations of the official institutionalized religions but it also gives equal weight and consideration to a multiplicity of other religious phenomena.
People perceive and express religious experiences in many different ways: through dance, sensuality, in relations between sexes and in compassion at death. Religions help determine how people form and perceive their identity as part of a social group. The diverse effects of religions can also be perceived in the environment, society and the public sphere. The Brill Dictionary of Religion helps map out and define the networks and connections created by various religions in contemporary societies, and provides models for understanding these complex phenomena.
The Cambridge History of Christianity by Margaret M. Mitchell (Editor); Frances M. Young (Editor); K. Scott Bowie (Editor)
Call Number: BR 141 .C36 2006
ISBN: 9780521812399
Publication Date: 2006
The first of the nine volume Cambridge History of Christianity series, Origins to Constantine provides a comprehensive overview of the essential events, persons, places and issues involved in the emergence of the Christian religion in the Mediterranean world in the first three centuries. Over thirty essays written by scholarly experts trace this dynamic history from the time of Jesus through to the rise of Imperial Christianity in the fourth century. It provides thoughtful and well-documented analyses of the diverse forms of Christian community, identity and practice that arose within decades of Jesus's death, and which through missionary efforts were soon implanted throughout the Roman Empire. Origins to Constantine examines the distinctive characteristics of Christian groups in each geographical region up to the end of the third century, while also exploring the development of the institutional forms, intellectual practices and theological formulations that would mark Christian history in subsequent centuries.
The Wesleyan Bible Commentary by Charles W. Carter (ed.)
Call Number: BS 491.2 W4 1964
Publication Date: 1964-1969
Word Biblical Commentary by David Allan Hubbard; Glenn W. Barker 1920-1984.; Robert A Guelich; John Goldingay; John E Hartley
Call Number: BS 491.2 W67 1982
Publication Date: 1982
The Word Biblical Commentary delivers the best in biblical scholarship, from the leading scholars of our day who share a commitment to Scripture as divine revelation. This series emphasizes a thorough analysis of textual, linguistic, structural, and theological evidence. The result is judicious and balanced insight into the meanings of the text in the framework of biblical theology. These widely acclaimed commentaries serve as exceptional resources for the professional theologian and instructor, the seminary or university student, the working minister, and everyone concerned with building theological understanding from a solid base of biblical scholarship.
The Oxford History of Anglicanism by Anthony Milton (Editor)
Call Number: BX 5005 .O975 2017
ISBN: 9780199639731
Publication Date: 2017-04-02
The Oxford History of Anglicanism is a major new and unprecedented international study of the identity and historical influence of one of the world's largest versions of Christianity. This global study of Anglicanism from the sixteenth century looks at how was Anglican identity constructed andcontested at various periods since the sixteenth century; and what was its historical influence during the past six centuries. It explores not just the ecclesiastical and theological aspects of global Anglicanism, but also the political, social, economic, and cultural influences of this form ofChristianity that has been historically significant in western culture, and a burgeoning force in non-western societies today. The chapters are written by international experts in their various historical fields which includes the most recent research in their areas, as well as original research.The series forms an invaluable reference for both scholars and interested non-specialists. Volume one of The Oxford History of Anglicanism examines a period when the nature of "Anglicanism" was still heavily contested. Rather than merely tracing the emergence of trends that we associate with later Anglicanism, the contributors instead discuss the fluid and contested nature of the Churchof England's religious identity in these years, and the different claims to what should count as "Anglican" orthodoxy. After the introduction and narrative chapters explain the historical background, individual chapters then analyse different understandings of the early church and church history;variant readings of the meaning of the royal supremacy, the role of bishops and canon law, and cathedrals; the very diverse experiences of religion in parishes, styles of worship and piety, church decoration, and Bible usage; and the competing claims to "Anglican" orthodoxy of puritanism,"avant-garde conformity" and Laudianism. Also analysed are arguments over the Church of England's confessional identity and its links with the foreign Reformed Churches, and the alternative models provided by English Protestant activities in Ireland, Scotland and North America. The reforms of the1640s and 1650s are included in their own right, and the volume concludes that the shape of the Restoration that emerged was far from inevitable, or expressive of a settled 'Anglican' identity.

Genre Fiction

The St. John's College Library is pleased to feature a wide array of titles in a variety of literary genres. Among our collection are excellent examples of Canadian Science Fiction, Fantasy, Mystery, and Young Adult Literature.

Distant Early Warnings by Robert J. Sawyer (Editor)
Call Number: PS 8323 S3 D57 2009
ISBN: 9780889954380
Publication Date: 2009
2010 Aurora Award nominee The 21st Century Belongs to Canada On a per capita basis, Canada has more world-class science-fiction writers than any country on Earth. Collected here are the best recent works by Hugo Award winners Spider Robinson, Robert J. Sawyer, and Robert Charles Wilson, Hugo nominees Paddy Forde, James Alan Gardner, Nalo Hopkinson, and Peter Watts, and Aurora Award winners Julie E. Czerneda and Karl Schroeder - 14 advance reports of wonders and dangers yet to come. Robert J. Sawyer is the public face of Canadian science fiction." - Quill & Quire Robert J. Sawyer - called "the Dean of Canadian Science Fiction" by the Ottawa Citizen and "Canada's answer to Michael Crichton" by the Montreal Gazette - has published 18 novels, including the Hugo Award-winning Hominids, the Nebula Award-winning The Terminal Experiment , and the John W. Campbell Memorial Award-winning Mindscan. The following is the list of contributing authors with links to a brief bio on the author: Julie E. Czerneda, Paddy Forde, James Alan Gardner, Nalo Hopkinson, Spider Robinson, Robert J. Sawyer, Karl Schroeder, Peter Watts, and Robert Charles Wilson, plus the poetry of Carolyn Clink.
The Aurora Awards: Thirty Years of Canadian Science Fiction
Call Number: PS 8323 S3 A863 2010
Publication Date: 2010
Red Planet Blues by Robert J. Sawyer
Call Number: PS 8587 A967 R43 2013
Publication Date: 2013
Robert J. Sawyer, the author of such 'revelatory and thought-provoking'* novels as Triggers and The WWW Trilogy, presents a noir mystery expanded from his Hugo and Nebula Award-nominated novella 'Identity Theft' and his Aurora Award-winning short story 'Biding Time, ' and set on a lawless Mars in a future where everything is cheap, and life is even cheaper... Alex Lomax is the one and only private eye working the mean streets of New Klondike, the Martian frontier town that sprang up forty years ago after Simon Weingarten and Denny O'Reilly discovered fossils on the Red Planet. Back on Earth, where anything can be synthesized, the remains of alien life are the most valuable of all collectibles, so shiploads of desperate treasure hunters stampeded to Mars in the Great Martian Fossil Rush. Trying to make an honest buck in a dishonest world, Lomax tracks down killers and kidnappers among the failed prospectors, corrupt cops, and a growing population of transfers--lucky stiffs who, after striking paleontological gold, upload their minds into immortal android bodies. But when he uncovers clues to solving the decades-old murders of Weingarten and O'Reilly, along with a journal that may lead to their legendary mother lode of Martian fossils, God only knows what he'll dig up... "The Globe and Mail"
Company Town by Madeline Ashby
Call Number: PS 3601.S53 C66 2016
ISBN: 9780765382900
Publication Date: 2016
They call it Company Town - a city-sized oil rig off the coast of the Canadian Maritimes, now owned by one very wealthy, powerful, byzantine family: Lynch Ltd.Hwa is of the few people in her community (which constitutes the whole rig) to forgo bio-engineered enhancements. As such, she's the last truly organic person left on the rig - making her doubly an outsider, as well as a neglected daughter and bodyguard extraordinaire. Still, her expertise in the arts of self-defense and her record as a fighter mean that her services are yet in high demand. When the youngest Lynch needs training and protection, the family turns to Hwa. But can even she protect against increasingly intense death threats seemingly coming from another timeline?Meanwhile, a series of interconnected murders threatens the city's stability and heightens the unease of a rig turning over. All signs point to a nearly invisible serial killer, but all of the murders seem to lead right back to Hwa's front door. Company Town has never been the safest place to be - but now, the danger is personal.A brilliant, twisted mystery, as one woman must evaluate saving the people of a town that can't be saved, or saving herself.
Darwin's Bastards by Zsuzsi Gartner (Editor); William Gibson (Contribution by); Douglas Coupland (Contribution by); Yann Martel (Contribution by); Timothy Taylor (Contribution by)
Call Number: PS 8323 S3 D37 2010
ISBN: 9781553654926
Publication Date: 2010
Social satire, fabulist tales and darkly humorous dystopian visions by some ofnbsp;Canada's most adventurous and distinguished writers. The 23 stories in Darwin's Bastardsnbsp;take us on a twisted, wild ride into some future times and parallel universes where characters as diverse as a dead boy, a one-legged international actuarial forensics specialist, a pharmaceutical guinea pig, and a far-sighted fetus engage in their own games of the survival of the fittest. The collection includes the first new short story by William Gibson to be published since 1997, as well as original, previously unpublished fiction by Lee Henderson, Timothy Taylor, Heather O'Neill, Mark Anthony Jarman, and others. From recent Trillium Award-winner Pasha Malla's hilarious take on the apocalypse, where Prince is the only man left alive, to newcomer Matthew J.nbsp;Trafford's brilliant triptych about the fallout from the cloning of Jesus Christ, to iconoclast Sheila Heti's meditative romp about beleaguered physicists and Oracle of Delphi-like BlackBerrys, Darwin's Bastards is a fast-moving, thought-provoking reading extravaganza.
Dead North by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
Call Number: PS 8323 H67 D43 2013
ISBN: 9781550963557
Publication Date: 2013
An enjoyable and rollicking ride, this collection contains 20 short stories that explore a broad spectrum of the undead, from Romero-style corpses to zombies inspired by Canadian Aboriginal mythology, all shambling against the background of the Great White North. The anthology's specific focus on Canadian settings distinguishes it from the pack, and its exploration of many types of zombies weaves a vast compendium of fiction. Strong writing and imagination are showcased in clever stories that take readers through thrills, chills, kills, carnage, horror, and havoc wreaked across the country. Tales deal with a lone human chasing zombies across an icy landscape after the apocalypse, whales returning from the depths to haunt the southern coast of Labrador, a marijuana grow-op operation in British Columbia experiencing problems when the dead begin to attack, and a corpse turned into a flesh puppet for part of a depraved sex show, among other topics. Providing a unique location and mythology that has not been tackled before, Dead North will appeal to speculative fiction, horror, and zombie fans.
Fist of the Spider Woman: Tales of Fear & Queer Desire by Amber Dawn (Editor)
Call Number: PS 8323.L47 F48 2009
ISBN: 9781551522517
Publication Date: 2009-04-01
Lambda Literary Award Finalist Traditional horror has often portrayed female characters in direct relation to their sexual role according to men, such as the lascivious victim or innocent heroine; even vampy, powerful female villains, such as the classic noir "spider women," use their sexual prowess to seduce and overwhelm married men. Fist of the Spider Woman is a revelatory anthology of horror stories by queer and transgressive women and others that disrupts reality as queer women know it, instilling both fear and arousal while turning traditional horror iconography on its head. In this collection, horror (including gothic, noir, and speculative writing) is defined as that which both titillates and terrorizes, forcing readers to confront who they are. Kristyn Dunnion's "Homeland" reveals the horrors that lurk in your average night at a lesbian bar; Elizabeth Bachinsky's "Postulation on the Violent Works of the Marquis de Sade" is a response to Sade from a feminist (yet kinky) perspective; and Amber Dawn's "Here Lies the Last Lesbian Rental" is a paranormal fantasia about urban gentrification, set in a house rented by lesbians on the eve that it is sold to new owners. Subversive, witty, sexy--and scary--Fist of the Spider Woman poses two questions: "What do queer women fear the most?" and "What do queer women desire the most?" Amber Dawn is a writer, performance artist, and radical sex/gender activist who co-edited With a Rough Tongue: Femmes Write Porn.
Bury Your Dead by Louise Penny
Call Number: PS 8631 E572 B87 2010
Publication Date: 2010
As Quebec City shivers in the grip of winter, its ancient stone walls cracking in the cold, Chief Inspector Armand Gamache plunges into the strangest case of his celebrated career. A man has been brutally murdered in one of the city's oldest buildings - a library where the English citizens of Quebec safeguard their history. And the death opens a door into the past, exposing a mystery that has lain dormant for centuries . . . a mystery Gamache must solve if he's to catch a present-day killer.
The Accident by Linwood Barclay; Peter Berkrot (Read by)
Call Number: PS 8553 A7433 A73 2011
ISBN: 9781455855155
Publication Date: 2012
Glen Garber, a contractor, has seen his business shaken by the housing crisis, and now his wife, Sheila, is taking a business course at night to increase her chances of landing a good-paying job. But she should have been home by now. With their eight-year-old daughter sleeping soundly, Glen soon finds his worst fears confirmed: Sheila and two others have been killed in a car accident. Grieving and in denial, Glen resolves to investigate the accident himself--and begins to uncover layers of lawlessness beneath the placid surface of their Connecticut suburb, secret after dangerous secret behind the closed doors. Propelled into a vortex of corruption and illegal activity, pursued by mysterious killers, and confronted by threats from neighbors he thought he knew, Glen must take his own desperate measures and go to terrifying new places in himself to avenge his wife and protect his child.
Blackfly Season by Giles Blunt
Call Number: PS 8553.L867 B53 2005
ISBN: 9780679314424
Publication Date: 2005
Shallow End by Brenda Chapman
Call Number: PS 8605.H36 S53 2017
ISBN: 9781459735101
Publication Date: 2017
Still waters run deep. English teacher, mother, wife, and convicted child predator Jane Thompson has made parole and she has a plan. She begins her life in the shadows while she bides her time. One month later, the bludgeoned body of the student she was found guilty of corrupting four years earlier is found on the shores of Lake Ontario. Officers Stonechild and Gundersund head up the investigation and Jane Thompson quickly becomes the prime suspect. But knowing guilt and proving it are two entirely different things. Wading through deeply buried secrets to the truth will take Stonechild and the team on a twisted journey into the heart of evil. The question is: who will come out the other side?

This Week's Newest Arrivals

Please check the New Materials section for a complete list of recently added books to our library.

Portages by Plamondon, Louis-Thomas
Call Number: PS 9631 .L326 P67 2019
ISBN: 9782924898178
Publication Date: 2019
Une dent contre l'ordinaire : nouvelles Croyez-vous qu’il existe une réalité parallèle dans laquelle les us et coutumes de la société humaine sont perçus comme une aberration? Que raconterait une mouche si on pouvait l’entendre ? Et qu’est-ce que c’est que cette idée de pesticide numérique? Avec ses quatorze nouvelles un peu, beaucoup ou passionnément décalées, Une dent contre l’ordinaire entraîne les lecteurs dans une foule de situations tantôt drôles, tantôt nostalgiques, mais toujours servies par un sens fin de l’observation et une fructueuse imagination. De la Saskatchewan à la Nouvelle Europe en passant par la basse-ville d’Ottawa et les fonds marins, la lecture du recueil promet une plongée dans l’univers abracadabrant d’un auteur qui n’a pas fini de nous étonner. by Ferland, Charles-Étienne
Call Number: PS 9611.E747 D46 2019
ISBN: 9782897441586
Publication Date: 2019

Croyez-vous qu’il existe une réalité parallèle dans laquelle les us et coutumes de la société humaine sont perçus comme une aberration? Que raconterait une mouche si on pouvait l’entendre ? Et qu’est-ce que c’est que cette idée de pesticide numérique? Avec ses quatorze nouvelles un peu, beaucoup ou passionnément décalées, Une dent contre l’ordinaire entraîne les lecteurs dans une foule de situations tantôt drôles, tantôt nostalgiques, mais toujours servies par un sens fin de l’observation et une fructueuse imagination. De la Saskatchewan à la Nouvelle Europe en passant par la basse-ville d’Ottawa et les fonds marins, la lecture du recueil promet une plongée dans l’univers abracadabrant d’un auteur qui n’a pas fini de nous étonner.
Celle qui marchait sur la pointe des pieds : nouvelles Comment définir l’identité ? Comment devient-on la mère de sa mère tout en restant sa fille ? Danielle Fournier nous propose trois novellas autour de ces thèmes.

Il y a d’abord ce JE, le JE de Grâce, impuissante sur la terre paternelle et témoin de la descente aux enfers de son fils, celui qui joue avec les aiguilles et la mort. Puis ELLE intervient, celle qui pleure la mort de sa mère, qui tente d’accepter l’inacceptable dans une maison peuplée d’ombres. Enfin arrive le NOUS, englobant, neutre, mais vivant malgré tout, sous le signe du silence et de la mélancolie.

En toile de fond, l’auteure offre un véritable hymne à la nature, omniprésente : le fleuve, les éléments, le paysage, déclinés poétiquement au gré des saisons. by Fournier, Danielle
Call Number: PS 9561.O924 C45 2019
ISBN: 9782760947948
Publication Date: 2019

Comment définir l’identité ? Comment devient-on la mère de sa mère tout en restant sa fille ? Danielle Fournier nous propose trois novellas autour de ces thèmes.

Il y a d’abord ce JE, le JE de Grâce, impuissante sur la terre paternelle et témoin de la descente aux enfers de son fils, celui qui joue avec les aiguilles et la mort. Puis ELLE intervient, celle qui pleure la mort de sa mère, qui tente d’accepter l’inacceptable dans une maison peuplée d’ombres. Enfin arrive le NOUS, englobant, neutre, mais vivant malgré tout, sous le signe du silence et de la mélancolie.

En toile de fond, l’auteure offre un véritable hymne à la nature, omniprésente : le fleuve, les éléments, le paysage, déclinés poétiquement au gré des saisons.
Être du monde : récit Maryse Rouy rêvait depuis longtemps de traverser l'Atlantique en cargo. C'est après avoir accompagné sa mère atteinte de la sclérose latérale amyotrophique (SLA ou maladie de Lou Gehrig) pendant les derniers mois de sa vie qu'elle s'est offert cette retraite durant laquelle, au rythme des vagues et des crépuscules, elle est parvenue à coucher sur le papier son expérience de la maladie et de la perte inéluctable qui en marquera la fin. Au terme de ce voyage, elle aura raconté la réalité à bord, les contacts quotidiens avec l'équipage et les autres passagers, ainsi que la dégradation physique et les souffrances psychologiques d'une mère gravement malade, accompagnée par ses deux filles, proches aidantes pendant quatorze mois. Ce récit intimiste entremêle la vie, la mort, les effets de la perte, aux souvenirs lumineux d'une mère persévérante qui, malgré de grands défis, a tenté sa vie durant d'ouvrir ses horizons et d'être du monde. by Rouy, Maryse
Call Number: PS 9576 .O892 Z46 2019
ISBN: 9782897114602
Publication Date: 2019

Maryse Rouy rêvait depuis longtemps de traverser l'Atlantique en cargo. C'est après avoir accompagné sa mère atteinte de la sclérose latérale amyotrophique (SLA ou maladie de Lou Gehrig) pendant les derniers mois de sa vie qu'elle s'est offert cette retraite durant laquelle, au rythme des vagues et des crépuscules, elle est parvenue à coucher sur le papier son expérience de la maladie et de la perte inéluctable qui en marquera la fin. Au terme de ce voyage, elle aura raconté la réalité à bord, les contacts quotidiens avec l'équipage et les autres passagers, ainsi que la dégradation physique et les souffrances psychologiques d'une mère gravement malade, accompagnée par ses deux filles, proches aidantes pendant quatorze mois. Ce récit intimiste entremêle la vie, la mort, les effets de la perte, aux souvenirs lumineux d'une mère persévérante qui, malgré de grands défis, a tenté sa vie durant d'ouvrir ses horizons et d'être du monde.
An Old Man's Diary by A. J. P. Taylor
Call Number: DA 3 .T36 A36 1984
ISBN: 0241112478
Publication Date: 1984
Terra Nostra the Stories Behind Canada's Maps, 1550-1950: From the Collection of Library and Archives Maps have been invaluable throughout Canada's history. They promised fame and fortune to early merchant-adventurers and guided army commanders. They legitimized a politician's dominion and allowed businessmen to stake new claims. And they helped ordinary citizens build communities.

Terra Nostra celebrates the mapping of Canada, in part by telling the stories of the exceptional individuals who helped to create the maps. Drawn from the rich cartographic holdings of Library and Archives Canada, it spans four centuries - from the portolan charts of the early explorers to recent aerial images of east coast ice floes. Canada's maps provide evidence of our nation's technical accomplishments and offer insight into the development of our geographical knowledge.

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the official Atlas of Canada; Terra Nostra provides a beautifully illustrated and timely celebration of the country's cartographic history. by Murray, Jeffrey S.
Call Number: GA 471 .M87 2006
ISBN: 9786613841612
Publication Date: 2006

Maps have been invaluable throughout Canada's history. They promised fame and fortune to early merchant-adventurers and guided army commanders. They legitimized a politician's dominion and allowed businessmen to stake new claims. And they helped ordinary citizens build communities.

Terra Nostra celebrates the mapping of Canada, in part by telling the stories of the exceptional individuals who helped to create the maps. Drawn from the rich cartographic holdings of Library and Archives Canada, it spans four centuries - from the portolan charts of the early explorers to recent aerial images of east coast ice floes. Canada's maps provide evidence of our nation's technical accomplishments and offer insight into the development of our geographical knowledge.

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the official Atlas of Canada; Terra Nostra provides a beautifully illustrated and timely celebration of the country's cartographic history.

Anglican & Episcopal History (88.4 December 2019)

Alexander Whitaker "The Problem of Bernhard Jean Bettleheim, First Anglican Missionary to Japan"

John L. Kater "Stirrings: Emerging Women's Ministries in the Church of England and the Episcopal Church and Their Impact on the Chung Hua Sheng Hui (Anglican Church of China)"

J. Michael Ettinger (Compiled by) "Minutes of the Annual Board Meeting of the Historical Society of the Episcopal Church"

J. Barrington Bates "Christmas Eve at the Mother Church: Christ Church, Philadelphia"

Book Reviews

Arc Poetry Magazine (Spring 2019)

Doyali Islam "On Recovery"

Sadiqa De Meijer "The Imaging Department"

Medrie Purdham "The Thimble's Bucket List"

Heather Birrell "Snow Day Poem"

Sadiqu De Meijer "O, Death"

Sophie Anne Edwards "Interview with a spawning salmon on the kagawong river"

Kate Marshall Flaherty "Frank Slide"

Medrie Purdham "This Is What Happens"

Angeline Schellenberg "Dwelling"

Emily Vanderploeg "Loose Jewels"

Clea Young "Postpartum"

Ian Williams "Word Problems"

David Hawkins "Wading Through the Algal Bllom"

Jan Conn "L'Avenir"

Erin Emily Ann Vance "Hagiography of Owls"

Gillian Sze "Seize"

Pearl Pirie "by volume most of the world is sky to leap into"

David Hallihan and Chelene Knight from "a lion in the trees"

Geoff Pevlion "Scravel Day of the Fish"

Yilin Wang "Where are you and your fish really from?"

Erin Moure "Odiama"

Tim Lilburn "Deliverance from Error"

Jean Van Loon "Turning Leaves"

John Steffler "Two Poems"

Maureen Hynes "High Water Mark"

Dave Margoshes "Clouds"

Ron Riekki "oigun"

Phil Hall "A New Book"

Trish Salah "Guileless"

Samantha Tetangco "This is Not the Jesus Year"

Rowan Lynam "Wicca Gospel"

Laura Mayron "La Llorona, or: Scientific Name for Queer Womanhood"

Dominik Parisien "The body calls for guests"

Daniel Scott Tysdal "Bi-Lungual"

Derek Beaulieu "Visual poem"

Catherine Cobham "Introduction Note"

Ghayath Almadhoun "How Hope Became Green"

Chelene Knight "Patricia Smith's 'Only Everything I Own'"

Patricia Smith "Only Everything I Own"

David Austin "Poetry in Destitute Times"

Dominique Bernier-Cormier "Partners in Crime: Sabotaging English with Klara du Plessis"

The Arctic News: Journal of The Diocese of the Arctic (2019 Christmas/Winter)

Biblical Research (Volume 63; 2018)

Julien C.H. Smith "Associate Editor's Note"

Michael J. Gorman "Introduction to the Issue Theme"

Stephen J. Chester "'Abba! Father!' (Galatians 4:6): Justification and Assurance in Martin Luther's Lectures on Galatians (1535)"

Edith M. Humphrey "Meditating upon God's Righteousness with Chrysostom (and Luther)"

Judith Stack "The Spirit and Justification: Experience, 'Childship', Participation, and FAith in Paul's Letter to the Galatians"

Thomas D. Stegman, S.J. "Justification in Galatians: A Roman Catholic Perspective"

Peter J. Leithart "Response: Galatians Five Hundred Years Later"

Andrew R. Guffey "'A Local Habitation and a Name': On the Images of John's Apocalypse"

Canadian Dimension (52.4 Winter 2019)

Judith Marshall "CD Paragraph: Wilson-Raybould , thrown under the bus for corporate interests"

This Dimension

Editorial "Injustice at Unis'ot'en"

Yves Engler "Raising the Flag: No golden era in Canada's foreign policy"

Andre Frappier "Quebec Communique: Francois Legault, an environmentally unfriendly dealmaker"

Michal Rozworski "The Economy: Canada needs a Green New Deal"

Andrea Levy "Ecoside: Polymer perversity"

Chris Dixon "Writing With Movements: Training for movements"

Trevor Harrison "Morbid symptoms: Alberta's Yellow Vest Movement"

Alan Freeman "Venezuela and the setbacks of the Latin American Left: What does it all mean?: Interview with Steve Ellner"

Rosemary Hnatiuk "Crisis in Venezuela"

Pam Palmater "RCMP invasion of Wet'suwet'en Nation territory breaches Canada's 'rule of law'"

Dave Bleakney and Aziz Choudry "Lessons in labour struggle: From the margins to the centre"

15 Best Books of 2018

John-Henry Harter "The Popular Front: Colonization, resistance and popular culture"

Rick Hesch "Maria Dunn: Telling peoples' stories through song"

Reg Whitaker "Review: Vividly imagined Soviet-Canadian novel with a personal twist; LAST NIGHT OF THE WORLD"

Edwin Janzen "Review: The other Winnipeg: Rooster Town: the History of an Urban Metis Community, 1901-1960, by Evelyn Peters, Mattheew Stock and Afrian Werner, and Stolen City: Racial Capitalism and the Making of Winnipeg by Owen Toews"

CNQ/Canadian Notes and Queries (No. 106 Winter 2020)

The Landscape

Patricia Robertson "A Call to Canadian Writers"

Brian Busby "Too Hot for Tories?: Mark Tushingham's Hotter Than Hell"

Poetry

Catherine Bush "Writing the Real: Representing the Climate Crisis in fiction"

JF Martel "Stay with Mystery: Hiroshima Mon Amour, Melancholia, and the Truth of Extinction"

Andrew Forbes "Describing the Days Ahead: a Cli-fi Primer"

RM Vaughan "Eden in the End Times: A Conversation with Damian Siqueiros"

Jacky Sawatzky "Memorial for Our Commodified Giraffes"

The North Wing

Interviews

Erika Thorkelson "How High the Water Rises"

Roz Spafford "Beloved Land"

David Mason "The Secret Memoir"

Mary Lou Zeitoun "I'm Not as Pretty as I Look"

Sharon English "'Coming of Age and Narratives of Annihilation'"

Reviews

Canadian Poetry (No. 84 & 85, Spring/Summer, Fall/Winter 2019)

D.M.R. Bentley "Valediction"

Sarah Krotz "A Natural History of Loss: 'The Last Bison' in the Age of Loneliness"

Brian Johnson "Material Medievalism and Imperial Fantasy: William Wilfred Campbell's Gothic North"

Brian Dedora and Michael Dean "The Symposium of Linguistic Onto-Genetics: An Introduction"

Tony Tremblay "Reading Poetry by the Pound: A Review of the Collected Works of Alden Nowlan and Al Pittman"

Cheryl Cundell "Of Maps"

Robert G. May "Disintegrated Conscioiusness"

David Hickey "A 'Miscellany of Discrete Amusements': Brian Bartlett's All Manner of Tackle: Living with Poetry"

Daniela Janes "The Great War, Modernism, and the Poets of 'The Harsher Manners'"

Contemporary Verse 2 (vol. 42 iss. 2 Fall 2019)

Estuaire (numero 178 "Eaux claires")

Liminaires: Eaux troubles

Poemes

Marie-Helene Voyer "Les fosses"

Nicholas Giguere "Sortie en famille a La Roche d'Or de Notre-Dame-des-Pins"

Stephanie Roussel "Piscines publiques"

Simon Brousseau "A la douleur des especes"

Flavia Garcia "Battements"

Anne Martine Parent "Effacements"

Jean-Christophe Rehel "L'entree de la main en crawl"

Rose Eliceiry "L'altitude des heures calmes"

Isabelle Dumais "Detachee"

Jonas Fortier "pluie et poemes vivants et mortes"

Genevieve Blais "L'apnee vielle"

Traductions

Cecilia pavon par Olivia Tapiero "Marecage"/"A Fernanda"/"Annihilation"/"Je sais pas pourquoi j'ecris"/"Mere"

Critiques

Zea Beaulieu-April "Foule privee"

Elisabeth Chevalier "Qui fait l'amour recree le corps"

Monique Deland "Divagations d'un clown serieux"/"Exercer son don de clairvoyance"

Roxane Nadeau "La legende de la baleine-garou"

Franzois Rioux "La deuxieme persone"

Imperities

Nathanael (19 mar-21 juin 2019)

Etudes Canadiennes/Canadian Studies (No. 87- Dec. 2019)

Lorie-Anne Rainville "Revisiting Solitudes: Between and Beyond"

Andre Dodeman "La fin des deux solitudes chez Hugh MacLennan et Michel Basilieres"

Annika McPherson "'I work for the Fleurs-de-Lis': Multiplying the 'Two Solitudes' and avant la lettre Canadianness in Frontier"

Virginia Harger-Grinling "Marginalization and the Natural World: Choice or Destiny"

Johanne Melancon "Representation et redefiniton de la relation avec les Premiers peuples dans la chanson quebecoise depuis 1960: de la prise de conscience a l'emergence d'une chanson de Premiers peuples"

Isabelle Eloy-Carriat "La 'Troisieme Solitude' du Canada vecue et transcrite par deux ecrivaines autochtones: Jeannette Armstrong et Maria Campbell"

Elizabeth Willis "'Au coeur de la solitude': Parler aux fantomes pour trouver la guerison dans le roman Ourse Bleue de Virgina Pesemapeo Bordeleau"

SAvannah Kocevar "Hybridation culturelle et problematiques identitatires dans Yukonstyle de Sarah Berthiaume: cultures oubliees, cultures menacees, cultures rejetees, cultures incorporees"

Event: Poetry and Prose (Vol. 48 Iss. 3)

Notes on Writing (4 contributors)

Poetry (21 contributors)

Fiction (3 contributors)

Reviews (9 contributors)

Exile: The Literary Quarterly (Vol. 43 no. 1)

Karen Lee White "Legging It With Robert Markle"

Eric Fefferman "Like a Sniper At the Ready"

Rex Pickett "The Archivist"

Beth Goobie "Seven Poems"

Bawaajigan Three Dream Stories

Segun Afolabi "We Are Not Afraid of You, Mrs. Makiadi"

Ray Robertson "How To Die: A Book About Being Alive"

Sean Virgo "A Day at the Marketplace"

A.F. Moritz "Ludwig Zeller"

Francesca Valiente/ Anne Michaels "Out of The Bush Garden"

Bruce Meyer introduces Victoria Butler "So Many Parts of You I Keep To Myself"

Eric Fefferman "Listen-Play-Shoot"

Faith and Philosophy (Volume 36 Number 3 July 2019)

Justin Morton "Can Theists Avoid Epistemological Objections to Moral (and Normative) Realism?"

Jon W. Thompson "Divine Idealism as Physicalism? Relections on the Structural Definition of Physicalism"

Robert C. Roberts "Is Kierkegaard a 'Virtue Ethicist'?"

Hugh Burling "The Reference of 'God' Revisited"

Frederick Choo "The Prior Obligations Objection to Theological Stateism"

Reviews

Geez: Contemplative Cultural Resistance (Winter 2020 No. 55)

Antonio Cosme "Waawiyatanong: A Detroit Land Acknowledgement"

Agnes Crowe "Sisters of the Road"

Jayme R. Reaves "Hospitality as the Ground for the Good"

tan ning-san "Vulnerability Reveal Itself"

Ingrid Cruz "Surviving Southern Hospitality"

Britney Win Lee "The Cognitive Dissonance of Southern Hospitality"

Jayme R. Reaves "Dangerous Hospitality"

"We Are Not Anti-Police But Pro-Community"

Peterson Toscano "Bigger Love"

Adam Horowitz and Rachel Plattus "Nuns & Nones at the Border"

Liz Charlotte Grant "Tea at the Pottery Studio"

Jordan Leahy "Freshly Brewed Conversations"

Ched Myers "Christian Mission 'Disrobed'"

John Bergen "Guest Ethics"

Victoria Marie "1998- as Long as We Can"

Maria Bergh "Transformations of Movements, Conversations of Heart"

Annemarie Barrett "Life as a Guest in a Legacy of Violence"

Michael Gilmour "Inn-Hospitality to Animals"

Sara Matyas "A Brunch Snapshot"

June Mears Driedger "The Countercultural Hospitality of Rest and Silence"

tan ning-sang "Being and Rest: A Critique of (Self) Care as Praxis"

Isaiah Lewis "Parables of the Kingdom"

Brad Aaron Modlin "Back When Friendsgiving Was a New Word"

Dominik Parisien "holiday tragedy"

Grain (Vol. 47 No. 1 Fall 2019)

Featured Artist: Sam Montalbetti

Poetry

Calvin White "Heaney For Sale"

Paola Ferrante "Over Thirty-Five"

Deirdre Maultsaid "Atonement"

Yolande House "One Thing You Appreciate About Your Mother"

Susan Olding "Two Poems"

Allison LaSorda "Arrival"

Chelsea Comeau "Father, Daughter"

Amy LeBlanc "Patchwork"

Sarah Yi-Mei Tsiang "How to fill the void inside you"

Kevin Spenst "A Worshipful Deriding of Flimflam"

Grace Lau "Escape Artist"

Jim Reil "Ivory"

Anne Swannell "A Tale of Two Muses"

Chris Casuccio "-it's enough for me that we exist at the same time-"

Glen Sorestad "Home for Sale"

Moira J. "Lessons from a School That Is Falling from the Sky"

Katherine DeCoste "a group of bluebirds"

Mary H. Auerbach Rykov "writing promt"

Fiction

Landa wo "Isidore Mapota"

Anastasia McEwan "Sea-Girls"

Matthew Gigg "Val d'Or"

Nina Dunic "Stupid"

NonFiction

Rachel Jansen "Divining"

2019 Short Grain Contest Winners

Joshua Whitehead "Fiction Judge's Comments"

Roni Muench "Middle of Nowhere"

Shandell Houlden "The Settler"

Cora Sire "Don't Tell Pablo"

Karen Solie "Poetry Judge's Comments"

Bradley Peters "Horizontal gene transfer"

Bert Almon "Walking with Lions"

Sarah Pelletier "330 + 1 Lakes"

Journal of Theology for Southern Africa (v. 161)

Editorial

The Contemporary Theological Project

Beverley Haddad "'Taking the Wanting out of Waiting': HIV, Transactional Sex, and #Blessed in the Context of Neo-liberal Christianity"

Articles

Hans Austnaberg "Negotiating Church Space: The Relations Between Pastors and Shepherds in the Malagasy Lutheran Church"

Ernst M. Conradie and Teddy C. Sakupapa "'Decolonising the Doctrine of the Trinity' or 'The Decolonising Doctrine of the Trinity'?"

Peter Houston "The Long Road to Cape Town 2010 and an Evangelical Response to Global Environmental Crisis"

Chammath J. Kaunda & Mutale M. Kaunda "...An Announcement of a New Spiritual Dispensation..." Pentecostalism and Nationalisation of Prayer in Zambia"

Marius Nel "A Pentecostalist Reads Tamar's Story of Rape and Humiliation with a Hermeneutical Awareness"

les ecrits (156 automne 2019)

Montreal Review of Books (Vol. 23 No. 1 Fall 2019)

Near Eastern Archaeology (Vol. 81 Issue 4 December 2018)

Juan Jesus Padilla Fernandez, Linda Chapon, and Francisco Contreras Cortes "Reuse and Recycling in the Temple of Millions of Years of Thutmosis III (Luxor, Egypt): Archaeological Evidence of a Pottery Workshop"

Mahmoud A. Emam and Ehab Abd el-Zaher "New Fragments of 'Nectanebo the Falcon' from the Temple of Behbeit el-Hagar"

Salah Hussein Al-Houdalieh "Khirbet el-Lauz Revisited: Lessons from the Renewed Destruction of a Vulnerable Heritage Site"

Ibrahim Abu Aemar "Archaeological Excavations at Khirbet Beit Bassa, Palestine"

Katharina Streit, Lyndelle Webster, Vanessa Becker, Ann-Kathrin Jeske, Hadas Misgav, and Felix Hoffmayer "Between Destruction and Diplomacy in Canaan: The Austrian-Israeli Expedition to Tel Lachish"

Elad Liraz "A Second Cult Room at the Lachish Gate?"

Avraham Faust "Pigs in Space (and Time): Pork Consumption and Identity Negotiations in the Late Bronze and Iron Ages of Ancient Israel"

The New Quarterly (Vol. 153)

Vinh Nguyen "Scatterings: A Series"

Rawi Hage "The Iconoclast"

Noor Naga "washes, prays"

Souvankham Thammavongsa "There Can't Ever Only Be One"

Bren Simmers "Three Poems"

Karen Enns "Two Poems"

John Steffler "Three Poems"

Sue Chennette "A particular book"

Sarah Klassen "Three Poems"

Susan Vernon "Two Poems"

Kenna Creer Manos "Devotional"

Sivan Slapak "This is about running in Jerusalem"

Chris Masterman "After Walter"

Jennifer Batler "He of the Holy Birth"

Susan Glickman "Survival Kit: Poems and Drawings"

Melinda Burns "Writing & Mindfulness"

Dora Dueck "On the Memory Set"

The Newfoundland Quarterly (Vol. 112 no. 3; Winter 2019/20)

Overland (Iss. 237 Summer 2019)

Prairie Fire (Vol. 40 no. 4)

Presence Francophone (no. 93)

Mouhamadou Cisse "Presentation"

Mouhamadou Cisse "Maryse Conde devant les evenement africains troublants: entre representation et discours"

Bodia Bavuidi "Interroger le present et penser notre modernite dans En attendant la montee des eaux de Maryse Conde"

Natacha d'Orlando "Le docteur et la sorciere: conflits de medecine et concurrence des traditions dans Moi, Tituba, sorciere...Noire de Salem"

Karine Gendron "De l'actualite a l'actualisation dans Traversee de la Mangrove et La vie sans fards de Maryse Conde"

Edwige Gbouable "La dynamique d'un engagement 'poetique': le cas du theatre de Maryse Conde"

Martha Asuncion Alonso Moreno "La vision condeene de la crise des systemes educatifs et des enseignements actuels"

Selom Komian Gbanou "De Harlem a Yaounde: du panafricanisme au discours critique en Afrique francophone"

Revue Biblique (No. 1 Janvier 2020)

Grzegorz M. Baran "'Mother of the Nation' (4 Macc. 15:29) - Mother of Seven Maccabaean Sons as Patriarchess of New-quality Nation"

Markus Lau "Capta et devicta? Eine mk Gegenerzahlung zur romischen Judaea-Captap Munzpragung - Anmerkungen zur literarischen Technik einer narrativen Munzuberpragung in Mk 5, 1-20"

Anne de Saxce "La citation dans la pensee de saint Augustin"

Reinhard Pummer "What was the Meaning and Purpose of Amulets with Samaritan Writing in the Byzantine Period?"

Madeleine Mumcuoglu and Yosef Garfinkel "Gate Pizzza and CUlt at Iron Age IIA Tell el-Far'Ah North"

Notes archeologiques "Des sarcophages samariens conserves a Jenine (L. Duvignac et A. Shawamra)"

Revue De Qumran (numero 114 tome 31 Decembre 2019)

Eric D. Reymond "A New Hebrew Word (zlq 'lightning') and Other New Readings in the Hebrew Manuscripts of Ben Sira (MS B: MS hebe.62 and T-S 16.313)

Joachim J. Krause "Whose Speech Is It Anyway? On the Interpretation of 4Q378 Frg. 3 ii"

Christopher S. Atkins "The Yahad as the Locus of Divine Presence: On 4QFlorilegium's Divinatory Hermeneutics"

Noam Mizrahi and Hector M. Patmore "Three Philological Notes on Demonological Terminology in the Songs of the Sage (4Q510 1 4-6)"

Helen R. Jacobus "Reconstructing the Calendar of 4Q208-4Q209 (and a Response to Eshbal Ratzon)"

Notes

Recensions

Word & World (Vol. 39 No. 4 Fall 2019)

Mark Granquist "So What's the Problem?"

Mark Mattes "A Lutheran Case for Evangelism"

Katherine Langston "On Mormons and Grace: Notes From the Mission Field"

Mark R. Teasdale "Breaking Bad Habits When Stewarding the Gospel"

Judith Stack "The New Testament's Gentiles and Jeremiah's Good Figs: Biblical Paradigms for God's Presence among the 'Nones' and 'Dones'"

Mary Jane Haemig "Catechesis: A Tool for Sharing the Gospel"

Robert Moore "Telling One's Own Story as a Means of Telling the Story"

Ryan M. Panzer "Hearing the Millennials: Ministry alongside an Unchurched Generation for the Sake of the Gospel"

Jared Yogerst "The Re-Wilding of Worship: A Post-Contemporary Reception"

Celia I. Wolff "Sharing the Gospel as Witness to Jesus: Acts 1:1-11"

Reviews

The St. John's College Library is pleased to offer a wide selection of works by iconic Canadian authors. In anticipation of next month's celebration of Franco-Manitoban culture, the library is proud to feature the work of Gabrielle Roy. We offer a offer a large number of her published works of fiction in French and English, biographical works, and an abundant list of secondary sources about her contribution to Canadian literature.

A few selections...

Bonheur d'occasion by Roy, Gabrielle

Call Number: PS 9535 .O98 B7 1977

ISBN: 855420199

Publication Date: 1977
The Tin Flute by Roy, Gabrielle

Call Number: PS 9535 .O98 B73 1947a

ISBN: 47030245

Publication Date: 1947
The Fragile Lights of Earth: Articles and Memories, 1942-1970 by Roy, Gabrielle

Call Number: PS 9535 .O98 F73

ISBN: 0771078285

Publication Date: 1982
Fragiles lumières de la terre : écrits divers, 1942-1970 by Roy, Gabrielle

Call Number: PS 9535 O98 F7 2013

ISBN: 9782764622674

Publication Date: 2013
Letters to Bernadette by Roy, Gabrielle

Call Number: PS 9535 .O98 Z54413 1990

ISBN: 0886192471

Publication Date: 1990
Gabrielle Roy by Linda Clemente; Bill Clemente

Call Number: PS 9535 .O98 Z564 1997

ISBN: 1550222872

Publication Date: 1997

Gabrielle Roy: Creation and Memory introduces readers to the complex, driven, and sensitive woman from the small town of Saint-Boniface, Manitoba, who won the hearts and minds of readers everywhere with her first novel, Bonheur d'Occasion (translated as The Tin Flute). The authors draw upon considerable resources to explore those aspects of Roy's life that account for the scope of her writing. They also examine in detail the roots of some of the major themes that inform her works: from Canada's rich and endangered multicultural heritage, to the ambivalent roles of progress and politics. This illustrated biography highlights three pivotal phases in Gabrielle Roy's life: her early years growing up and then teaching in Manitoba; her two-year stay in France and England in the late 1930s; and her return from Europe to live in Quebec. It was in this last period that Roy honed her craft and then, as she travelled across the country, learned about the Canada she came to describe in ways that altered the course of literary history.
Gabrielle Roy : l'idylle et le désir fantôme by Roy, Alain

Call Number: PS 9535 .O98 Z87 2004

ISBN: 2764602561

Publication Date: 2004
Gabrielle Roy by André Vanasse

Call Number: PS 9535 .O98 Z99513 2007

ISBN: 9781894852258

Publication Date: 2007

In 1945, Gabrielle Roy skyrocketed to fame and fortune when her first novel, The Tin Flute, was an instant hit. Over 700,000 copies sold in the United States, and the book was awarded the prestigious Prix Fna in France. In Canada, The Tin Flutereceived a Governor Generals Award. Gabrielle Roy dedicated herself to her vocation as a writer.
The Limits of Sympathy by Patrick Coleman

Call Number: PS 9535 .O98 B73 1993

ISBN: 1550221353

Publication Date: 1993

A literary exploration of Gabrielle Roy and his first novel The Tin Flute. Canadian Fiction Studies are an answer to every librarian's, student's, and teacher's wishes. Each book contains clear information on a major Canadian novel. These studies are carefully designed readings of the novels; they are not substitutes for reading them. Each book is attractively produced and includes a chronology of the author's life, information on the importance of the book and its critical reception, an analysis of the text, and a selected list of works cited.
The Play of Language and Spectacle by Ellen R. Babby

Call Number: PS 9535 .O98 Z555 1985

ISBN: 0920763022

Publication Date: 1985

First Place: The Alcuin Citation for Excellence in Book Design. Gabrielle Roy's undoubted importance in the history of the French-Canadian novel makes her one of the most frequently studied of our authors. In this unique study, Ellen Babby focuses on the spectacle motif throughout Gabrielle Roy's fiction. This wide-ranging survey of texts reveals a whole new facet of Roy's artistry, and sheds a refreshing and critically important light on many of her works often casually passed over by critics, such as La Rivière sans repros, Jardin au bout du monde, La Montagne secrète, and Alexandre Chenevert.

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