Land of Plenty : The Narrative Politics of the Desert in Susan Hawthorne's 'The Falling Woman'

Land of Plenty : The Narrative Politics of the Desert in Susan Hawthorne's 'The Falling Woman' single work criticism

Author:agent Alison Bartlett

Issue Details: First known date: 1996... 1996 Land of Plenty : The Narrative Politics of the Desert in Susan Hawthorne's 'The Falling Woman'

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Alternative title: Could Irigaray be Eurocentric?: Exploring the Desert, Epilepsy and Lesbian Writing in Susan Hawthorne's 'The Falling Woman'

Notes:

Textual variations appear in texts

Notes:

Variant title appears in 'Jamming the Machinery : Contemporary Australian Women's Writing'

Appears in:

y Coppertales : A Journal of Rural Arts no. 3 November 1996 Z588795 1996 periodical issue 1996
(
1996
)
pg. 3-18
Appears in:

y Jamming the Machinery : Contemporary Australian Women's Writing Alison Bartlett , Toowoomba : Association for the Study of Australian Literature , 1998 Z509104 1998 selected work criticism Toowoomba : Association for the Study of Australian Literature , 1998
(
1998
)
pg. 105-120

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The Falling Woman Susan Hawthorne , 1992 single work novel

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