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PROBLEM EXEMPLE NO. 2

This page must be updated. Monsieur Steve. Safest [update] : translate the 2020’ article from fr./Wiki/Hector_de_Saint-Denys_Garneau [?] —Monsieur Steve / 28 april 2021.

One worst exemple:

“ According to the Quebec poet John Glassco (who translated Garneau's Journal into English) [Note 9] = John Glassco, Introduction to Complete Poems of Saint-Denys Garneau (Oberon, 1975), 5-17. ”

The OPINION of Glassco is, the say the least, very PROBLEMATIC. Even was 60 YEARS AGO!  PAR AILLEURS: its Introduction was to be published in the 1962 shortened 139 p. "Journal" version (Toronto, McClelland and Stewart) of the original 1954’ french edition - wich was 270 p. in that OL’ TIME (it’s 614 p. today—things did evolves) -, but Glassco preferred an introduction by Gilles Marcotte, isn't it remarkable?

There is no pages number for the (already problematic) quotations in this article. Why? Monsieursven (talk) 20:56, 2 May 2021 (UTC)