The Proceedings of the
Leonard Cohen Conference

Red Deer College
October 22-24, 1993
Edited by E.F. Dyck
Assisted by Jim Scott, Peter Slade, and Birk Sproxton

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Introduction
by E.F. Dyck

KEYNOTE ADDRESS

The Counterfeiter Begs Forgiveness: Leonard Cohen and Leonard Cohen
by Stephen Scobie

ON THE NOVEL

Writing Around the Holocaust: Uncovering the Ethical Centre of Beautiful Losers
by Norman Ravvin

The Telephone Dance &Mechanical Ecstasy in Leonard Cohen’s Beautiful Losers
by Nicole Markotic

Beyond Mommy and the Machinery: Leonard Cohen’s Vision of Male Desire in Beautiful Losers
by Paul Nonnekes

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ON THE POETRY  

The Mistress’ Reply to the Poet
by Joan Crate

How postmodern is Cohen’s Poetry?
by Clint Burnham

Re-membering the Love Song: Ambivalence and Cohen’s “Take This Waltz”
by Charlene Diehl-Jones

Interior Landscapes and the Public Realm: Contingent Mediations in a Speech and a Song by Leonard Cohen
by Winfried Siemerling

Cohen’s Noos
by Fred Wah

KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Ten or More Questions I Should Have Asked Leonard Cohen
by Ira B. Nadel

Reading Leonard Cohen: Reprise
by Birk Sproxton

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