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Issue Details: First known date: 2011... 2011 Representations of Multi-culturalism in Asian-Australian Literature for Young Adults
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This Exhibition is centred on a number of critical works on the representation of multiculturalism and multicultural subjectivities in Australian YA novels. The paper which initiated interest in the topic, "Messages from Inside: Multiculturalism in Contemporary Children's Literature" by Sharyn Pearce, is framed around two works by John Stephens (see separate resources). In addition to the articles by Pearce and Stephens this Exhibition brings together a number of other works on multiculturalism and children's literature such as those by Dudek and Ommundsen.

The Exhibition also includes a wide range of texts from the AACLAP collection through which interested teachers, scholars, and/or researchers may further test Pearce's hypothesis and perhaps examine the possibility that since the publication of Pearce's paper the literature has entered a fourth stage (See for instance Xie's chapter).

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    y separately published work icon Asian-Australian Children's Literature and Publishing St Lucia : AustLit: The Australian Literature Resource , 2011-2014 Z1796670 2011-2012 website bibliography The Asian-Australian Children's Literature and Publishing project investigates and records details of Australian children's literature that is set in Asia and/or that represents Asian-Australian cultures and experiences, and literature that is published in selected Asian languages. St Lucia : AustLit: The Australian Literature Resource , 2011-2014
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