Alice Munro's "Meneseteung"  ("Friend of My Youth," 1990) possesses the richness and complexity of a novel.  This talk outlines how the "wild" - as found both inside and outside each of us - shapes the events and meaning of the story. Presented by Dennis Duffy, University of Toronto.

This event is part of Toronto Public Library's Great Books Lecture Series, made possible through a gift from the Ann Thoburn Fund.

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Answering the Call of the Wild in Alice Munro's "Meneseteung"