Notes on Contributors

358 Notes on Contributors Notes on Contributors Karen Alkalay-Gut teaches English at Tel Aviv University and writes on poetry and women. Her recent publications in this field include essaysin Contemporm:v Revieiv, American Studies International and Conternporarv Poet,)'. Her poetry includes Making Love: Poems (1980). · Lawrence R. Aronsen is a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council postdoctoral researcher in the History Department at Simon Fraser University .His essays and reviews have appeared in the Canadian Historical Associa· tion Papers, the Canadian Historical Review, J\;fid-America and the Revue Internationale d'Histoire Militaire. He is in the process of completing abook entitled Continentalism and the Cold War: American National Securitr Policy and Relations with Canada, 1945-1954. · Seth Feldman teaches Film Studies at the University of Western Ontario. He is Past President of the Film Studies Association of Canada. Anita Clair Fellman became interested in the scholarly treatment of housework and domestic architecture while teaching a course entitled ··occupation: Housewife" in the Women's Studies Program at Simon Fraser Universitv. She is currently engaged in a study of the political ideology of the "Littie House" books of Laura Ingalls Wilder, and in designing a directed independent study course on Women's Studies to be offered on educational television in British Columbia. Lewis R. Fischer is director of the Atlantic Canada Shipping Project at Memorial University of Newfoundland and is the co-editor, along with Eric Sager, of two books: The Enterprising Canadians: Entrepreneurs and Economic Development in Eastern Canada, 1820-1914(1978)and .Merchant Shipping and Econornic Development in Atlantic Canada (1982). Barrie Hayne is an Associate Professor of English at Innis College, Universit! of Toronto. He has published widely in American literature and Film Studies in journals such as the Journal of American Studies, American Literary Realism, American Quarter(v and the Pennsylvania Magazine of Hist01:\' and Biography. He contributed an essay on the film versions of Dreiser's An American Tragedy to CRevAS (8/2). Martin Kaufman is Professor of History at Westfield State College. He is the author of Homeopathy inAmerica (1971 ),American Medical Education: The Formative Years (1976),Hist01:vof the University of Vermont College of Medicine (1979); he is editor-in-chief of the Dictionw:v of American Medical Biography (forthcoming from Greenwood Press). He is director of the Institute for Massachusetts Studies at Westfield State and editorial director of the Historical Journal of Massachusetts. ~oteson Contributors 359 TerenceJ. Matheson is an Associate Professor of English at the University "'fSaskatchewan. He has published numerous essays on American literature andisa past contributor to CRevAS, most recently his essay on Poe (13/3). H.P.1Nora)Robson was the coordinator of the John Grierson Conference heldat McGill University in November 1981;she isthe editor of the conference paperssoon to be published. A freelance and creative writer, she was fom1erly archivalconsultant on the Wilder Graves Penfield Collection. LeslieSanders teaches in the Departments of Humanities and English at AtkinsonCollege, York University. Her interests and areas of research are Afro-American literature, especially drama, and West Indian literature, particularlythat written in Canada. She iscurrently working on Austin Clarke. Tl1m Sinclair-Faulkner is an Associate Professor and Chairman of the Department of Religion at Dalhousie University. Past President of the Canadian Societyof Church History, he is the author of essays on a variety of religious phenomena in twentieth-century Canada, including biblical studies, ice hl1ckeyand prairie literature. He has recently completed a book entitled Surge,yin the Heart: Brother Andre and Popular Religion in Quebec. He isa frequent contributor to The Christian Centwy. ...