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UTP Journals congratulates the University of Toronto Law Journal and Professor Benjamin Berger, who received the Canadian Association of Law Teachers Scholarly Paper Award for his paper “The Abiding Presence of Conscience: Criminal Justice Against the Law and the Modern Constitutional Imagination,” which was published in UTLJ 61:4 (2011).

Featured Issues:
Toronto Journal of Theology
Volume 28, Number 1 2012
Special Issue – Art and Theology

This special themed issue of Toronto Journal of Theology looks at the interaction and influences of art and theology across several areas of interest. This full colour issue features the works of many prominent authors, including Robin Jensen, Richard Viladesau, Gerald Robinson and artist, Regina Coupar.
This issue is available online.
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University of Toronto Quarterly
Volume 81, Number 1, Winter 2012
The Future of Northrop Frye: Centennial Perspectives
Guest Editors: Germaine Warkentin and Linda Hutcheon

This special issue of the UTQ celebrates the centennial of the birth of Northrop Frye in 1912. It was here that the young Frye published his first academic article in 1942. Projecting forward, not back, these essays look to the future of his ideas in the critical climate of the twenty-first century. The publication of Frye’s Collected Works has brought about a serious reconsideration of his criticism and what it might have to say to the future—and not just that of literary studies. The essays explore the Frye canon afresh to reflect on what a critic of today finds challenging, provocative, and productive in the rich record of his criticism.

This special issue contains supplemental material including the watercolour portrait of Northrop Frye, painted by Canadian artist Jeffrey Sprang, a graduate of Victoria College and one of Frye’s former students. The portrait depicts Frye at the blackboard in front of his lesson The Conspectus of Genres.
This issue is available online.
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