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Issue Details:
First known date:
1972...
vol.
31
no.
3
Spring
1972
of
Meanjin
est. 1940
Meanjin Quarterly
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* Contents derived from the 1972 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- From Yarra Glen to Rome : Martin Boyd, 1893-1972, Louis Kahan (illustrator), single work criticism biography (p. 245-258)
- After a Poetry Seminari"Litter of white foolscap:", single work poetry (p. 258)
- Heels Crisp the Pathi"Heels crisp the path like frost", single work poetry (p. 259)
- Dinner at the Clubi"A high window, the chill of wine in my mouth;", single work poetry (p. 260)
- Der Lindenbaumi"What the boy knew of Robeson was the dark", single work poetry (p. 260)
- Home Visiti"One thing that my father can't remember-", single work poetry (p. 261)
- Mission Beachi"There must be some other way", single work poetry (p. 261)
- Pregnant Ecoydice Looking to the Pasti"Conceived, but never born,", single work poetry (p. 262)
- Ball Game, single work short story (p. 263-269)
- Rich Bessi"An apple, a bite.", single work poetry (p. 297)
- Bess Songs, sequence poetry (p. 297-299)
- Poor Bessi"But a room,", single work poetry (p. 298)
- Old Bessi"Secrets", single work poetry (p. 299)
- The Dance of Form: The Poetry of Thomas W. Shapcott, single work criticism (p. 300-307)
- The Last Childi"It is a week late", single work poetry (p. 307)
-
Mask and Cage: Stereotype in Recent Drama,
single work
criticism
Margaret Williams argues that 'the greatest single factor in setting Australian playwrights free to explore the dramatic possibilities of their own society has been the decline of naturalism, particularly of the well-made naturalistic play' (308). She comments on recent plays, especially by Jack Hibberd, Alex Buzo and David Williamson, suggesting that they each 'make imaginative use of the social ritual and verbal cliches of Australian society to explore insecurity and inadequacy behind their defensive facades (310)'.
- Dischargedi"Home at last", single work poetry (p. 314-315)
- Absencei"When I look direct at it", single work poetry (p. 315)
- Red Emperors and Polly Pyke and the Five-Gun Salute, single work short story humour (p. 316-323)
- State By Statei"Special branches extend their reach.", single work poetry (p. 323)
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