An Interview with Professor Jonathan Locke Hart- Journal of Foreign Languages and Cultures

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An Interview with Professor Jonathan Locke Hart

Author：David Porter, Omid Azadibougar Time：2024-02-01 Click：

An Interview with Professor Jonathan Locke Hart

David Porter, Omid Azadibougar

Hunan Normal University

Page 106-116

Abstract:Professor Jonathan Locke Hart answers our questions about Comparative Literature in Canada, Canadian indigenous literary traditions, Shakespeare, and the dominance of American academia, and the English language. He refers to a wide range of texts and scholars, his personal experience as a poet and scholar, and comments on the potential future of our shared disciplines.

Keywords:indigenous literary traditions, Shakespeare, Eurocentricism, Canadian Literature, Comparative Literature

DOI:10.53397/hunnu.jflc.202302008

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