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This essay 'seeks to find new ways to address Australian poetry, through the example of Michael Dransfield, a controversially significant poet.' (139)
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An “Infinitely Flexible” Space : Reading Michael Dransfield’s “Courland Penders” Poems through the Neobaroque and Dobrez’s Theory of “The Pouch”
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Subjects:
- The Penguin Anthology of Australian Poetry 2009 anthology poetry
- Macquarie PEN Anthology of Australian Literature 2009 anthology correspondence diary drama essay extract poetry prose short story
- Michael Dransfield : Collected Poems 1987 selected work poetry
- Michael Dransfield : A Retrospective 2002 selected work poetry
- Collected Poems : 1961-2002 2002 selected work poetry
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