The Palgrave Handbook of Comparative North American Literature

Section 1. Charting the Territory

1. Comparative North American Studies and Its Contexts: Introduction
Reingard M. Nischik

2. Imagining North America
Rachel Adams

Section 2. Perspectives on Multiculturalism

3. Multiculturalism in the United States and Canada
Sabine Sielke

4. Comparative Race Studies: Black and White in Canada and the United States
Eva Gruber

5. Comparing Indigenous Literatures in Canada and the United States
Katja Sarkowsky

6. Naturalization and Citizenship in North America
Mita Banerjee

Section 3. French-Language and English-Language Cultures in North America

7. Comparative Canadian/Québécois Literature Studies
Marie Vautier

8. Québécois Literature and American Literature
Jean Morency

9. North America’s Francophone Borderlands
Monika Giacoppe

Section 4. Regions and Symbolic Spaces

10. The Literatures of the Mexico-US and Canada-US Borders
Claudia Sadowski-Smith

11. Regionalism in American and Canadian Literature
Florian Freitag

12. The North in English Canada and Quebec
Christina Kannenberg

13. North American Urban Fiction
Caroline Rosenthal

Section 5. National, Transnational, Global Perspectives

14. Modernism in the United States and Canada
Jutta Ernst

15. Postmodernism in the United States and Canada
Julia Breitbach

16. Literary Celebrity in the United States and Canada
Lorraine York

17. North American Literature and Global Studies: Transnationalism at War
Georgiana Banita

Nyckelord: Literature, North American Literature, Cultural and Media Studies, general, Literary Theory, Cultural Theory, Twentieth-Century Literature