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Newfoundland Studies

Volume 27, Number 1, Spring 2012

Table of contents (12 articles)

Front Matter

  1. Front Matter

    pp. i–ii

Contributors

  1. Contributors

    p. iii

Articles

  1. “A real record for all time”:: Newfoundland and Great War Official History

    Melvin Baker and Peter Neary

    pp. 5–32

  2. Fogo Island Arriving:: An Anti-Essentialist Reading of the Production of Place

    Daniel Banoub

    pp. 33–62

Research Notes

  1. The Reinvention and Performance of Traditional Newfoundland Foodways in Culinary Tourism in the Bonne Bay Region

    Kristen Lowitt

    pp. 63–78

Document

  1. P.A. Clutterbuck on Morley Richards and the Record of the Commission of Government, 1939

    Peter Neary

    pp. 79–98

  2. “... to prevent confused or over-optimistic thinking and possible disappointment”:: Brian Dunfield and the Slum Clearance Problem in St. John’s, Newfoundland, 1944

    C.A. Sharpe

    pp. 99–129

Review Essays

  1. The Prehistory of Port au Choix:: History, Cultures, and Landscapes

    William W. Fitzhugh

    pp. 131–139

Reviews

  1. Joel Thomas Hynes. Straight Razor Days

    Adam Beardsworth

    pp. 141–143

  2. Ronald Rompkey, éd. Les Français à Terre-Neuve: un lieu mythique, une culture fantôme.

    Edwin Bezzina

    pp. 143–147

  3. Agnes Walsh. Answer Me Home: Plays from Tramore Theatre.

    Michael Nolan

    pp. 147–149

  4. Alan F. Williams. John Guy of Bristol and Newfoundland: His Life, Times and Legacy, edited by W. Gordon Handcock, and Chesley W. Sanger.

    Richard Stone

    pp. 149–151

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