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Volume 70, Number 4, Fall 2001 'The Seriousness of Things beyond Your Understanding' Russell Morton Brown 'As the Last Morning Breaks in Red': Frye's Apocalypse and the Visionary Tradition in Canadian Writing Donna Bennett Frye's Geometry of Thought: Building the Great Wheel John Ayre Word and Action in Margaret Avison's Not Yet But Still William Butt 'Imagining Out Things': The Act of Vision in James Reaney's Alphabet Thomas M.F. Gerry Visions of Heidegger in Dennis Lee and Robert Kroetsch Isaías Naranjo Be-wildering: The Poetry of Don McKay Stan Dragland Seeing Everything in a Different Light: Vision and Revelation in Michael Ondaatje's The English Patient Kristina Kyser 'Powerful Joy': Michael Ondaatje's The English Patient and Walter Benjamin's Allegorical Way of Seeing Marlene Goldman The Erotic Poetics of Anne Carson Chris Jennings Vision in Canada? James Reaney A Visionary Tradition J.R. (Tim) Struthers Cosmos, by P.K. Irwin
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