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Inward Illumination : On Antigone Kefala
2014
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— Appears in: Sydney Review of Books , June 2014; -
The 'Journals' of Antigone Kefala
2013
single work
criticism
— Appears in: Antigone Kefala : A Writer's Journey 2013; (p. 221-233)Ivor Indyk points to the shortcomings of recent criticism of Kefala's Sydney Journals and concludes: 'The consolation one offers oneself, when confronted with the patronising criticism of Kefala and, more frequently in the recent past, the outright exclusion of her writing, is to hope that time will bring the recognition she deserves.' (232)
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'We, the Only Witness of Ourselves' : Re-Reading Antigone Kefala's Work
2013
single work
criticism
— Appears in: Antigone Kefala : A Writer's Journey 2013; (p. 210-220)Sneja Gunew argues that Kefala's work has been marginalised by Australian literary criticism. 'The voice that manifest itself 40 years ago was categorized too quickly as "alien", a designation that has haunted Kefala's work thereafter. It is time to relocate her as a cultural pioneer who gave voice for over fifty years to those postwar immigrants who form an integral part of the fabric of Australian culture but whose contributions still require more systematic analysis and mapping, including a mapping in languages other than English.' (218)
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Launching 'The Sydney Journals'
2013
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criticism
— Appears in: Antigone Kefala : A Writer's Journey 2013; (p. 205-208) -
Untitled
2012
single work
review
— Appears in: Journal of Modern Greek Studies , May vol. 30 no. 1 2012; Antigone Kefala : A Writer's Journey 2013; (p. 122-124)
— Review of Sydney Journals : Reflections 1970-2000 2008 selected work diary
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The Music of the Moment
2008
single work
review
— Appears in: The Sydney Morning Herald , 28-29 June 2008; (p. 36) Antigone Kefala : A Writer's Journey 2013; (p. 115-117)
— Review of Sydney Journals : Reflections 1970-2000 2008 selected work diary -
Intermittent Rewards in a Drift of Memories
2008
single work
review
— Appears in: The Canberra Times , 12 July 2008; (p. 15) Antigone Kefala : A Writer's Journey 2013; (p. 118-119)
— Review of Sydney Journals : Reflections 1970-2000 2008 selected work diary -
Non-Fiction
2008
single work
review
— Appears in: The Age , 13 September 2008; (p. 22)
— Review of Sydney Journals : Reflections 1970-2000 2008 selected work diary -
Nonfiction
2008
single work
review
— Appears in: Island , Summer no. 115 2008; (p. 57-59) Antigone Kefala : A Writer's Journey 2013; (p. 119-121)
— Review of Sydney Journals : Reflections 1970-2000 2008 selected work diary -
Narratives of Exile
2009
single work
review
— Appears in: Overland , Autumn no. 194 2009; (p. 88)
— Review of Mother Land 2008 single work autobiography ; Sydney Journals : Reflections 1970-2000 2008 selected work diary -
Inward Illumination : On Antigone Kefala
2014
single work
column
— Appears in: Sydney Review of Books , June 2014; -
Launching 'The Sydney Journals'
2013
single work
criticism
— Appears in: Antigone Kefala : A Writer's Journey 2013; (p. 205-208) -
'We, the Only Witness of Ourselves' : Re-Reading Antigone Kefala's Work
2013
single work
criticism
— Appears in: Antigone Kefala : A Writer's Journey 2013; (p. 210-220)Sneja Gunew argues that Kefala's work has been marginalised by Australian literary criticism. 'The voice that manifest itself 40 years ago was categorized too quickly as "alien", a designation that has haunted Kefala's work thereafter. It is time to relocate her as a cultural pioneer who gave voice for over fifty years to those postwar immigrants who form an integral part of the fabric of Australian culture but whose contributions still require more systematic analysis and mapping, including a mapping in languages other than English.' (218)
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The 'Journals' of Antigone Kefala
2013
single work
criticism
— Appears in: Antigone Kefala : A Writer's Journey 2013; (p. 221-233)Ivor Indyk points to the shortcomings of recent criticism of Kefala's Sydney Journals and concludes: 'The consolation one offers oneself, when confronted with the patronising criticism of Kefala and, more frequently in the recent past, the outright exclusion of her writing, is to hope that time will bring the recognition she deserves.' (232)