Linda Ann Hutcheon

Background

Hutcheon, Linda Ann was born on August 24, 1947 in Toronto. Daughter of Vincent Roy and Elisa (Rossi) Bulfon Bortolotti.

Education

Bachelor, U. Toronto, 1969, Doctor of Philosophy, 1975. Master of Arts, Cornell Univercity, 1971. Visiting professor of University Toronto, 1980-1981, 81-82, 84-85, University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1995.

Professor McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, 1976-1988, U. Toronto, 1988.

Associate editor RS/SI, Toronto, 1982-1984, U. Toronto Quarterly, 1993. Member editorial board Texte, Toronto, 1983, English Studies in Canada, 1984-1994, Italian Canadiana, 1984, Textual Practice, 1987, Canada Review Comparative Literature, 1987, Canada Poetry, 1987-1993, PMLA, 1990-1992, Essays on Canada Writing, 1992, Contemporary Literature, 1992, Modern Fiction Studies, 1993, CLIO, 1994, Parallax (United Kingdom), 1994.

Career

Editor RS/SI, Toronto, 1982-1984, U. Toronto Quarterly Review Comparative Literature, 1987, Canada

Achievements

• Linda Ann Hutcheon has been listed as a noteworthy English language educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow Woodrow Wilson Foundation, 1969, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Canada, 1983, 93-95, 96-99, co-fellow major collaborative research initiatives, 1996. Member Association Canada College and University Teachers English (executive.

Connections

Married Michael Alexander Hutcheon, May 30, 1970.

Father:

Vincent Roy Bortolotti

Mother:

Elisa (Rossi) Bulfon Bortolotti

Spouse:

Michael Alexander Hutcheon