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'It is wonderful to immerse oneself for days in the precise, elegant, passionate words of historian Inga Clendinnen (1934–2016), as this welcome collection of her writings enables one to do. Clendinnen’s distinctive voice comes through: warm, confidential, witty, and driven by a fierce intelligence. All her major writings are here – essays, articles, lectures, memoirs, and extracts from her books – deftly selected by James Boyce, a historian thirty years younger than Clendinnen and himself a highly original thinker and writer. As Boyce observes in his perceptive introduction, ‘Clendinnen’s subject was nothing less than human consciousness.’' (Introduction)
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https://www.australianbookreview.com.au/abr-online/archive/2021/june-2021-no-432/964-june-2021-no-432/7840-tom-griffiths-reviews-inga-clendinnen-selected-writing-edited-by-james-boyce
A Pen on Fire : The Enduring Appeal of Inga Clendinnen
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