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2011...
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25
2011
of
Zeitschrift für Australienstudien
est. 2005
Zeitschrift fur Australienstudien
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* Contents derived from the 2011 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
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The 'Great Australian Silence', the 'Cult of Forgetfulness' and the Hegemony of Memory,
single work
criticism
'Discussion of the necessary and moral force of remembering or lack of remembering as a form of domination and argues that notions of Australia's flawed past compromises a later maturity; critique of the culture of "ennobling guilt"; includes discussion on whether "Australia's settler-society 'amnesia' concerning colonial treatment of the Indigenous is not a standard feature of juvenile humans - and the settler era represents a juvenile phase in Australian history"; "cult of forgetfulness' practised on a national scale".' Source: http://mura.aiatsis.gov.au/ (Sighted 11/07/2012)
- Politics, Clichés and the 'Lucky Country' : Murray Bail's Critique of National Mythologies in 'Holden's Performance', single work criticism (p. 27-41)
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Genteel Pursuits in the Bush : Colonial Gentelwomen's Appreciation of Rural Australia in the Mid-Nineteen Century,
single work
criticism
'Female British settlers’ lives in colonial Australia anfd their recreational pursuits are discussed in this article. Many colonial women informed their home audience of the peculiarities of their new lives in their letters, diaries, memoirs and travel books. Women’s texts differ considerably from men’s accounts because their emphasis is on the depiction of private life, family relationships and domestic concerns. In addition, these ladies also sought to depict the Australian colonies in terms of their botanical and ethnographical diversity as well as their history and social development.' Source: www.bod.com/ (sighted 11/07/2012).
- Ludwig Salvator : Reis die Welt ohne zu wollen, single work criticism (p. 63-75)
- Alex Millers' Utopian Vision of a Bi-Cultural Australian Identity in his novel 'Journey to the Stone Country', single work criticism (p. 76-84)
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[Review] Messengers of Eros : Representations of Sex in Australian Writing,
single work
review
— Review of Messengers of Eros : Representations of Sex in Australian Writing 2009 single work criticism ; (p. 107-112) -
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single work
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— Review of Beyond the Yellow Pale: Essays and Criticism 2010 selected work essay criticism ; (p. 113-119) -
[Review] Water from the Moon : Illusion and Reality in the Works of Australian Novelist Christopher Koch,
single work
review
— Review of Water from the Moon : Illusion and Reality in the Works of Australian Novelist Christopher Koch 2007 multi chapter work criticism ; (p. 137-140) -
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single work
review
— Review of Rewriting History : Peter Carey's Fictional Biography of Australia 2010 single work criticism ; (p. 140-145) -
Untitled,
single work
review
— Review of Rainforest Narratives : The Work of Janette Turner Hospital 2009 single work criticism ; (p. 146-151) -
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single work
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— Review of Auntie Rita 1994 single work biography ; (p. 157-160) -
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single work
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— Review of The Boat 2008 selected work short story ; (p. 161-164) -
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— Review of The West : Australian Poems 1989-2009 2010 selected work poetry ; (p. 165-169)
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