Traduction littéraire et sociabilité interculturelle au Canada presents the trajectories of Guy Sylvestre, F. R. Scott, Pierre Daviault and John Glassco, four writers and translators that have played an important role in establishing intercultural networks of literary sociability in Canada in the 1950's. The book examines two literary traditions and the characteristics they have in common and looks at the role of literary translation in Canada in the 1950's.