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Examines the use of the grotesque in some Australian ("New World") writing and the way in which this differs from the European grotesque, particularly that of Victor Hugo.
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The Westering of Quasimodo : The Legacy of the Grotesque in the New World
Subjects:
- Holiday Peak 1873 single work short story
- The Romance of Lively Creek 1877 single work short story
- Poor Joe [Jo] 1871 single work short story
- Pretty Dick 1869 single work short story
- Remembering Babylon 1993 single work novel
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