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Papers presented at the 18th Annual Association for the Study of Australian Literature Conference held in Brisbane, Qld, 6-11 July 1996.
Contents
* Contents derived from the
Brisbane,
Queensland,:Queensland University of Technology
, 1996 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- Literary Subjectivity, single work criticism (p. 1-12)
- King Kong and Kung Fu: Asian and American Images in Georgia Savages Gold Coast Novels, single work criticism (p. 13-22)
- Someone Else's Zoo: Asian Australian Women's Writing, single work criticism (p. 23-29)
- Liars vs the New Diversity: Is There an Alternative to 'Postmodernist' Literary Studies?, single work criticism (p. 30-38)
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'Gold Out of Straw': An Introduction to the Life and Work of Amy Witting,
single work
criticism
biography
An introductory and biographical introduction to Amy Witting, claiming her place in Australian literature.
- Beyond the Verandah - Elizabeth Jolley's `The Orchard Thieves' and Drusilla Modjeska's `The Orchard', single work criticism (p. 50-56)
- My Life as a Joke: Comic Australian Autobiography, single work criticism (p. 57-63)
- Telling Shameful Stories: Autobiography as Testimony, single work criticism (p. 64-75)
- Mabel Forrest and the Witch, single work criticism biography (p. 76-84)
- The Fruit-Tree and the Veranda, single work criticism (p. 85-94)
- Rethinking Poetry and the Popular or How to Resuscitate an Immoral Piece of Poultry, single work criticism (p. 95-102)
- Between Two Deaths : The Love Poetry of Gwen Harwood, single work criticism (p. 103-109)
- The Postcolonial Ghost Story, Ken Gelder , J. M. Jacobs , single work criticism (p. 110-120)
- Delirious Monologues: Christina Stead's "Egotistical Monsters", single work criticism (p. 121-128)
- She Casts Herself as a Revolutionary : Performance and Performativity in 'The Man Who Loved Children', single work criticism (p. 129-136)
- Babylon or Jerusalem? : An Inversion of Terms, single work criticism (p. 137-143)
- The Aboriginal Fiction Maker and the White Fiction Maker : The Variant Perceptual Cognitions, single work criticism (p. 144-151)
- Bony as Grotesque : The Dilemma of National Identity in Arthur Upfield's "Bony" Series, 1930-1950, single work criticism (p. 152-158)
- Sounding Out History: Landscape and Exploration in Recent Australian Fiction, single work criticism (p. 159-163)
- An Un-Becoming Paradise: The Yandilli Trilogy, single work criticism (p. 164-171)
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Common subjects:
- Characterisation
- Writer's craft
- Narrative techniques
- Australian literature and writers
- Psychological detail
- Gender - Literary portrayal
- Literary influences
- Imagery
- Poetic techniques
- Plot
- Australian women writers
- Women
- Postmodernism
- Australian landscape - Literary portrayal
- Aboriginal Australians - Literary portrayal
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