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Women of influence
Toscana, a private garden
feature articles … by their books
1986. Winter. Contemporary Verse 2, Winnipeg
Direction by Jan Horner. Communication by JB: Women Writers’ Contribution to Language.
Abstract: Gertrude Stein, Marguerite Duras, Denise Boucher, Nicole Brossard have adapted the language to their Being or have defined and polished a language which is their own. Re/claim the language.
Translation from French by Adena Franz.
1983. August. HERizons Magazine, Winnipeg
Remarks collected at the time of the Conference Les femmes et les mots / Women and Words held on the campus of University of British Columbia (UBC) in July. Selected excerpts of French presentations by three lecturers: Louky Bersianik (Written in the feminine), Nicole Brossard (The lesbian writing) and Louise Cotnoir (The writing of women). Read complete article on the French side of this website.
The same issue also features two articles in English: Adena Franz, A new writing of body ; Debbie Holmberg-Schwartz, Giving birth to creativity
feature articles … by their words – interviews granted to me while studying, as a adult, at the University of Ottawa:
1979. A Quebec lesbian writer, Jeanne d'Arc Jutras
1978. A French feminist writer, Marie Cardinal
1978. A professor of Religious Sciences, Elisabeth Lacelle
1978. A professor of XVIIIth century French Literature, Marie-Laure Swiderski
1977. A professor of Philosophy, Naomi Scheman