@article {Conde:1 January 2001:0306-2473:168,
	author = "Conde M.",
	title = "Mavis Gallant and the Politics of Cruelty",
	journal = "The Yearbook of English Studies",
	volume = "31",
	year = "1 January 2001",
	abstract = "<P>Mavis Gallant is a writer with a very strong sense of the dangers of <B>fascism</B>. A Canadian who has lived permanently in Paris since 1975, she has in her journalism been constantly alert to French <B>anti-Semitism</B>. In &#145;<B>Malcolm and Bea</B>&#146; she investigates the horrifying possibilities of human behaviour through the crude and self-pitying appropriation of the word &#145;<B>Pichipoi</B>&#146;, a term coined by Jewish children awaiting deportation, by an expatriate Canadian. In &#145;<B>In the Tunnel</B>&#146; the focus of her narrative of cruelty and exploitation is a painting of <B>Judas</B> in an abandoned chapel in the South of France.</P>",
	pages = "168-181(14)",
	url = "http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/mhra/yes/2001/00000031/00000001/0015"
}