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Issue Details: First known date: 2005... no. 37 December 2005 of Australian Humanities Review est. 1996 Australian Humanities Review
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* Contents derived from the 2005 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Notes on the Research Future of Australian Literary Studies, Ken Gelder , single work criticism
Professor Gelder believes 'it's time researchers in the field sat down to talk about not just what they themselves are doing, but what Australian Literary Studies as a sub-discipline ought to do : to think precisely about "productivity" here (what it is, how it can be invoked, what directions it might take), and to think in turn about what kinds of productive relationships Australian Literary Studies can develop between authors and archives, and with other disciplinary approaches, the wider realms of print culture and other media, the national market (however that might be understood) as well as transnational markets and interests in the region (S.E. Asia, the Pacific) and elsewhere.'
An Ethics of Following and the No Road Film: Trackers, Followers and Fanatics, Fiona Probyn , single work criticism
'Fiona Probyn analyses filmic treatments of the Aboriginal tracker and their implications for conceptions of sovereignty, ownership and reconciliation.' (Editor's note) Probyn takes as her case studies Rolf de Heer's The Tracker and Stephen Muecke's No Road : Bitumen All the Way.
Ecological Crisis and Australian Literary Representation, Emily Potter , single work criticism
Editor's note: Emily Potter develops a critical analysis of contemporary Australian literature. She reappraises this literature in light of its subtle and powerful consideration of the fate of Earth.

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