J. J. Steinfeld
Essays on His Works
Published on 1. January 2009
159 pages
978-1-77183-178-9 (ISBN)
Description
Compiled and edited by Sandra Singer, J. J. Steinfeld: Essays on His Works is a critical look at PEI writer J. J. Steinfeld's extensive and prolific writings in poetry, fiction and theatre, ranging from early work on post-Holocaust themes to later examinations of absurdity and existentialism. Among the contributors: Raina L. Shults, Michael Greenstein, Richard Lemm, Mark Sampson, Ellen S. Jaffe, George Elliott Clarke, Sandra Singer and Shane Neilson.
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Content
- Intro
- Title
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction: J. J. Steinfeld: Considering the Writer
- J. J. Steinfeld: Interview with Sandra Singer (May 2016)
- In his Mother's Image: Analysis of Second Generation Sons in Short Stories by J. J. Steinfeld
- Kafka's Call: Fugue States and Fractured Chronotopes in J. J. Steinfeld's Fiction
- Upsetting the Cradle: J. J. Steinfeld's Tragicomic Truth-Teller in our Hero in the Cradle of Confederation
- Situational Exposition: Elisions and Inclusions in J. J. Steinfeld's Word Burials
- From Page to Stage, or Several Characters in Search of a Genre
- Permutations of the Body: Ekphrasis in J. J. Steinfeld's Short Fiction and Poetry
- The Holocaust Witness as Absurdist: J. J. Steinfeld's Ironic Ire
- Time-Grammar and Second-Order Witnessing: On J. J. Steinfeld's Identity Dreams and Memory Sounds
- Epilogue: Anton Chekhov in Charlottetown: An Allegory of Writerly Displacement
- Bibliography: A Checklist of Selected Work by J. J. Steinfeld to 2017
- Contributor Notes
