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'White Aboriginals' : White Australian Literary Responses to the Challenge of Indigenous Histories
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2011
'White Aboriginals' : White Australian Literary Responses to the Challenge of Indigenous Histories
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'Chapter 4 examines the phenomenon of the 'white Aboriginal,' a putative figure of cultural synthesis as proclaimed in Germaine Greer's maverick manifesto Whitefella Jump Up (2003). However, in texts such as Patrick White's A Fringe of Leaves (1976) and David Malouf's Remembering Babylon (1993), Liam Davison's The White Woman (1994), and Stephen Gray's The Artist is a Thief (2001), the 'white Aborigine' figure progressively modulates into a sign of appropriation rather than of reconciliation.' (From author's introduction, 12)
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'White Aboriginals' : White Australian Literary Responses to the Challenge of Indigenous Histories
Subjects:
- After The Dreaming : The 1968 Boyer Lectures 1969 single work criticism
- Literature and the Aborigine in Australia 1770- 1975 1978 single work criticism
- Uncanny Australia : Sacredness and Identity in a Postcolonial Nation 1998 selected work criticism
- A Fringe of Leaves 1976 single work novel
- Remembering Babylon 1993 single work novel
- The Second Bridegroom 1991 single work novel
- The White Woman 1994 single work novel
- The Artist Is a Thief 2001 single work novel
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