Jolene Armstrong is Associate Professor in Comparative Literature and English in the Centre for Humanities at Athabasca University. Professor Armstrong’s work is in Canadian and American literature and popular culture, indigenous literature and in examining intersections between narrative and mixed media art. Her first book, an edited collection on Canadian Métis author Maria Campbell was published in 2012.

• Contents: Introduction: Kane in Her Cultural Context – Blasted – Phaedra’s Love – Crave – 4.48 Psychosis – Conclusion – Appendix – Works Cited and Bibliography.

Jolene Armstrong is Associate Professor in Comparative Literature and English in the Centre for Humanities at Athabasca University. Professor Armstrong’s work is in Canadian and American literature and popular culture, indigenous literature and in examining intersections between narrative and mixed media art. Her first book, an edited collection on Canadian Métis author Maria Campbell was published in 2012.

• Contents: Introduction: Kane in Her Cultural Context – Blasted – Phaedra’s Love – Crave – 4.48 Psychosis – Conclusion – Appendix – Works Cited and Bibliography.

Jolene Armstrong is Associate Professor in Comparative Literature and English in the Centre for Humanities at Athabasca University. Professor Armstrong’s work is in Canadian and American literature and popular culture, indigenous literature and in examining intersections between narrative and mixed media art. Her first book, an edited collection on Canadian Métis author Maria Campbell was published in 2012.

• Contents: Introduction: Kane in Her Cultural Context – Blasted – Phaedra’s Love – Crave – 4.48 Psychosis – Conclusion – Appendix – Works Cited and Bibliography.