AustLit
Alternative title:
Literature and Public Culture
Issue Details:
First known date:
2005...
no.
4
October
2005
of
TEXT Special Issue
est. 2000
TEXT Special Issue Website Series
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Contents
* Contents derived from the 2005 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
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Introduction,
single work
criticism
An overview of the Australian Literature and Public Culture (ALPC) research project at Deakin University, Burwood, Victoria, and the contents of the TEXT Special Issue No.4.
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Critical Slag / Critical Slog,
single work
essay
A personal view of literary criticism.
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Critical Absences,
single work
essay
The journalistic essay and critical journalism.
- The Word Made Flesh: Festival, Carnality and Literary Consumption, single work essay
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Marginalia: The Public Life of Australian Poetry,
single work
essay
The place of poetry in Australian public culture.
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The Unhallowed Art: Literature and Literary Fakes in Australia,
single work
essay
In this paper the author reads Peter Carey's fictitious character Robert McCorkle 'as a phantom addressing what Carey sees as crimes committed against literature in the Australian public sphere.'
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The Word Processor and the Shift in Visual Design of the Short Story,
single work
essay
Frank Moorhouse discusses the author's visual layout of a short story as 'a way of navigating the reader.' Moorhouse refers to Best Australian Stories 2004 in this essay.
- The Hunger for Ideas, single work essay
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The Fiftieth Gate : An Australian Case Study in Twentieth-Century 'Popular' Publishing,
single work
essay
'...[This] paper explores the mechanisms by which the Australian publishing subsidiary of an international conglomerate, with its profit imperatives and consequent adoption of risk-averse publishing strategies, created a bestselling book from the unlikely source of a second-generation literary memoir.' - The author.
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