Nicholas Bradley, University of Victoria
Associate Professor
Department of English
Victoria, British Columbia
nbradley@uvic.ca
Office:
(250) 721-7273
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Bio/Research
My research is concentrated on two major and overlapping areas. The first concerns the interconnections of ecology and philosophy in Canadian and American poetry during the second half of the twentieth century. The second involves the textualization and translation of Indigenous oral literature, ...
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Bio/Research
My research is concentrated on two major and overlapping areas. The first concerns the interconnections of ecology and philosophy in Canadian and American poetry during the second half of the twentieth century. The second involves the textualization and translation of Indigenous oral literature, primarily of the Pacific Northwest, from the time of the Jesup North Pacific Expedition to the present.
Other subjects of research include: contemporary versions of pastoral; literary history; poetic form; and influence and allusion.
Writers in whose works I am especially interested at present include: Robert Bringhurst, Robinson Jeffers, Carolyn Kizer, Malcolm Lowry, Don McKay, Theodore Roethke, David Wagoner, and Jan Zwicky.
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Other subjects of research include: contemporary versions of pastoral; literary history; poetic form; and influence and allusion.
Writers in whose works I am especially interested at present include: Robert Bringhurst, Robinson Jeffers, Carolyn Kizer, Malcolm Lowry, Don McKay, Theodore Roethke, David Wagoner, and Jan Zwicky.
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