Disunified Aesthetics: Situated Textuality, Performativity, Collaboration

"Lynette Hunter's work is a superb example of the advantage of crossing disciplinary lines and combining creativity with critical discourse. Extremely valuable for scholars of Canadian literature, theatre and performance, critical theory (in all contexts), and women's studies, Disunified Aesthetics is a dynamic and compelling study that frequently manages to escape the confines of form." Jane Koustas, Department of Modern Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, Brock University "Disunified Aesthetics is quietly intelligent and brilliantly self-reflexive. There are books that document a period or a movement in late twentieth-century Canadian writing but none that offers as extensive a critical engagement with processes of reading "Hunter is looking to challenge the form of the conventional literary critical essay, to explore a "disunified aesthetics" that incorporates performance art pieces that are available online as website materials, or incorporated as typographic and visual a