Reder, Deanna
Assistant Professor
Saywell Hall 9081, Burnaby
Tel (778) 782-8192
Deanna_Reder@sfu.ca
(BA Concordia, MA York, PhD UBC)
Deanna Reder's main fields of study are Indigenous
literatures in Canada, Indigenous literary theories and
epistemologies, and autobiography theory. She
teaches 75% in the First Nations Studies Program
(www.sfu.ca/fns/) and 25% in the Department of English.
As a Cree-Métis scholar, she is working on a monograph
on Cree and Métis autobiography in Canada. She has
recently co-edited an anthology with Dr. Linda Morra
(Bishops University) entitled Troubling Tricksters:
Revisioning Critical Conversations (2010). Her work has
appeared in Studies in Canadian Literature, American
Indian Quarterly and recently, an article entitled "Writing
Autobiographically: A Neglected Indigenous Intellectual
Tradition" is included in Across Cultures, Across Borders:
Canadian Aboriginal and Native American Literatures
(2009). Recently she has been appointed Series Editor of
the Indigenous Studies Series at Wilfrid Laurier University
Press: http://wlupress.wlu.ca/press/Series/IS.shtml
To view the ISS webpage on Troubling Tricksters and
other articles, click the
book cover icon.