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• catalog abstract ""Based upon the various conflicting accounts of John Franklin's calamitous attempt to complete and map the Northwest Passage, Franklin's Passage takes as its starting point a series of rhetorical questions posed by Henry David Thoreau in Walden: "Is not our own interior white on the chart? Is it a Northwest passage around this continent, that we would find? Are these the problems that most concern mankind? Is Franklin the only man who is lost?" David Solway explores the concepts of narrative, parable, and allegory, treating the failed expedition both as an unfolding text in which the human adventure is subsumed and recorded and as a mirror in which the soul may see itself."--BOOK JACKET.".
• catalog contributor b12986084.
• catalog created "2003.".
• catalog date "2003".
• catalog date "2003.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "2003.".
• catalog description ""Based upon the various conflicting accounts of John Franklin's calamitous attempt to complete and map the Northwest Passage, Franklin's Passage takes as its starting point a series of rhetorical questions posed by Henry David Thoreau in Walden: "Is not our own interior white on the chart? Is it a Northwest passage around this continent, that we would find? Are these the problems that most concern mankind? Is Franklin the only man who is lost?" David Solway explores the concepts of narrative, parable, and allegory, treating the failed expedition both as an unfolding text in which the human adventure is subsumed and recorded and as a mirror in which the soul may see itself."--BOOK JACKET.".
• catalog description "Dedicatory -- This is a story -- It's also about the land -- We set out -- You can't eat saxifrage and harebells -- from the journal of James Fitzjames -- The German novelist saw him differently -- That's now how it was. Trust me -- Whereas the claimant of the second part -- We trace identical descent -- I am walking in the direction -- As the twin Otter -- They open the body -- He was a tall man for his time -- Received in the mail -- These were found assembled in the cairn -- They would gladly have traded the passage -- We eat what is in the tins -- The Utjulik Report -- Someone sewed this odd-man-out button -- It is a thin in itself, the cold -- Now they know -- When the wind dropped -- They must have decided -- For the French philosopher the world is uncertain -- They come in all forms -- Don't be alarmed or skeptical -- The film is called Lost Voyage -- Thus saith the Lord of Hosts, consider your ways -- It's the skulls that bring it home -- The words are fitted -- To reach the waters that opened suddenly -- Ask yourself these questions -- The low granite hills -- Madness, pneumonia, lead, cold -- This is a message to the unimagined reader -- How to explain -- Possibly a massacre -- Wintered at Beechey Island -- Sing them a ballad and tender their names -- Every man is of course -- Masts or spars distantly glimpsed off Maconochie Island -- As the "I" was partially defaced -- That was the year summer didn't come to the Arctic -- This just in -- Perhaps it is none of the usual suspects -- He was among the first to die -- We must always distrust a "standard reconstruction" -- Getting from here to there -- In order to supplement a deficient record -- The wave function rotates in Hilbert space -- Over the trench and slab of longitude we make little headway -- The narrative is fleshed -- We follow in imagination along uncharted routes -- CTV Wednesday night.".
• catalog extent "ix, 75 p. ;".
• catalog identifier "0773526838 :".
• catalog isPartOf "Hugh MacLennan poetry series.".
• catalog isPartOf "The Hugh MacLennan poetry series".
• catalog issued "2003".
• catalog issued "2003.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Montreal : Ithaca ; McGill-Queen's University Press,".
• catalog subject "C811/.54 21".
• catalog subject "Franklin, John, 1786-1847 Poetry.".
• catalog subject "Franklin, John, Sir, 1786-1847 Poetry.".
• catalog subject "PR9199.3.S569 F73 2003".
• catalog subject "Self (Philosophy) Poetry.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Dedicatory -- This is a story -- It's also about the land -- We set out -- You can't eat saxifrage and harebells -- from the journal of James Fitzjames -- The German novelist saw him differently -- That's now how it was. Trust me -- Whereas the claimant of the second part -- We trace identical descent -- I am walking in the direction -- As the twin Otter -- They open the body -- He was a tall man for his time -- Received in the mail -- These were found assembled in the cairn -- They would gladly have traded the passage -- We eat what is in the tins -- The Utjulik Report -- Someone sewed this odd-man-out button -- It is a thin in itself, the cold -- Now they know -- When the wind dropped -- They must have decided -- For the French philosopher the world is uncertain -- They come in all forms -- Don't be alarmed or skeptical -- The film is called Lost Voyage -- Thus saith the Lord of Hosts, consider your ways -- It's the skulls that bring it home -- The words are fitted -- To reach the waters that opened suddenly -- Ask yourself these questions -- The low granite hills -- Madness, pneumonia, lead, cold -- This is a message to the unimagined reader -- How to explain -- Possibly a massacre -- Wintered at Beechey Island -- Sing them a ballad and tender their names -- Every man is of course -- Masts or spars distantly glimpsed off Maconochie Island -- As the "I" was partially defaced -- That was the year summer didn't come to the Arctic -- This just in -- Perhaps it is none of the usual suspects -- He was among the first to die -- We must always distrust a "standard reconstruction" -- Getting from here to there -- In order to supplement a deficient record -- The wave function rotates in Hilbert space -- Over the trench and slab of longitude we make little headway -- The narrative is fleshed -- We follow in imagination along uncharted routes -- CTV Wednesday night.".
• catalog title "Franklin's passage / David Solway.".
• catalog type "Electronic books".
• catalog type "text".