New Approaches to Canadian Literary Archives

Catherine Hobbs

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The author considers literary archives in English Canada today from the points of view of writers, archivists, and scholars. The concept of creative writers as writers of intention is introduced with the suggestion that archivists should adapt archival tools to incorporate writers’ intention and capture their relationship to their documents.

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1995Archive Fever: A Freudian Impression 2002Reading in: Alice Munro's archives 2001The Archivist as Planner and Poet: Thoughts on the Larger Issues of Appraisal for Acquisition

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