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* Contents derived from the 1956 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- Comment : On Graves and Resurrections, single work column (p. 324)
- Montebellosi"In radio-active islands laid to sleep", single work poetry (p. 332)
- The Russian, single work short story (p. 333-340)
- Value Judgementi"Simplex Simplicior Simplicissimus", single work poetry (p. 345)
- The Explanationi"It is not as if we were not interested.", single work poetry (p. 348)
- The Existententialisti"Mine be the blame for everything;", single work poetry (p. 348)
- Sentimental Educationi"Barbara, Lucy, Claire and Jenny", single work poetry (p. 349)
- The Poet and His Birdi"Childhood was filled with bells and birds", single work poetry (p. 350)
- The Gravei"The grave,", single work poetry (p. 350)
- The Great Romanticsi"We who would remain inside", single work poetry (p. 351)
- Love is the Black Swani"Love is the black swan;", single work poetry (p. 363)
- Daybreaki"The snails brush silver. Critic crow", single work poetry (p. 373)
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The Structure of Joseph Furphy's Such is Life,
single work
criticism
(p. 374-389)Barnes argues that Furphy constructed Such is Life to give an impression of the "seeming shapelessness and uncertain consequence of everyday life". Drawing on evidence from a typescript of the novel and Furphy's correspondence, Barnes demonstrates how Furphy deliberately imposed the narrative structure and hidden plots.
- Tributes to Flora Eldershaw : I, single work obituary (p. 390-391)
- Tributes to Flora Eldershaw : II, single work obituary (p. 391-392)
- Tributes to Flora Eldershaw : III, single work obituary (p. 392-393)
- Tributes to Flora Eldershaw : IV, single work obituary (p. 393)
- Tributes to Flora Eldershaw : V, single work criticism obituary (p. 393-394)
- The Shifting Miragei"In this we make our peace and, loving, prove", single work poetry (p. 394)
- Hakon's Helmi"Hakon they laid on Hakon's rock", single work poetry (p. 410)
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