Table of Contents
Below is a listing of the Modules, Author Pages, and Supplementary Materials found in the New Brunswick Literature Curriculum in English. Modules and Author Pages are listed here in the order in which they appear in the curriculum. For brief summaries of what can be found in the ten Modules below, see Thumbnail Sketches under Resources on the main page of this site. To select a Module or Author Page, click on the appropriate line in the vertical bar on the left.
Modules/Content: Vertical Bar on the Left
First Nations Story
Background and Context
“How the Mohawk War Party Was Drowned”
“How the Wabanaki Confederacy Began”
“Glooscap and His Four Visitors”
Pre-Confederation Writers and Poets
Background and Context
Jacques Cartier
John Gyles
Jonathan Odell
Adam Allan
Oliver Goldsmith
William M. Leggett
Peter John Allan
James De Mille
Martin Butler
Confederation Poets
Background and Context
Charles G.D. Roberts
Bliss Carman
Francis Sherman
New Brunswick History in Fiction
Background and Context
from The Nine Lives of Charlotte Taylor
Modernism and the Fredericton Ferment
Background and Context
Alfred G. Bailey
Kay Smith
Fred Cogswell
Robert Gibbs
Confessional Humanism
Background and Context
Elizabeth Brewster
Alden Nowlan
The Tantramar Revisited
Background and Context
John Thompson
Douglas Lochhead
Allan Cooper
The Acadian Renaissance
Background and Context
Ronald Després
Antonine Maillet
Raymond Guy LeBlanc
Guy Arsenault
Herménégilde Chiasson
Rose Després
Gérald Leblanc
The Literary Miramichi
Background and Context
Michael Whelan
Raymond Fraser
David Adams Richards
Wayne Curtis
Current and Contemporary Voices
Background and Context
M. Travis Lane
Elisabeth Harvor
Anne Compton
Brian Bartlett
Alan Wilson
Lynn Davies
R.M. Vaughan
Tammy Armstrong
Supplementary Materials: Horizontal Tabs on Top
About
Statement of Purpose
Working Principles
Table of Contents
Architecture & Navigation
Copyright & Citation
Resources
Author List: Alphabetical
Module List: Chronological
Thumbnail Sketches
Themes & Motifs
Information for Teachers
Sample Unit Plans
Bibliography
Links