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Australian Marginalia : Encounters with Australia in Raymond Roussel, John Ashbery and Georges Perec
2019
single work
criticism
— Appears in: Cordite Poetry Review , 1 November no. 93 2019;'The ‘Raymond’ who sends his tender thoughts is Raymond Roussel, the French poet, playwright and novelist. And ‘little Charlotte’ is Charlotte Dufrène, Roussel’s housekeeper and closest friend (after his mother, Mme. Marguerite Roussel, who had died some years before the postcard was penned). Based on the colour photograph, ‘showing a street of an extremely modern town, with fine buildings and a tramline’, Roussel’s biographer François Caradec has imagined that his hotel room overlooked Collins Street, its northern windows faced away from Melbourne’s city centre (Caradec 175). Yet this is a double fabrication, not only because little was known about the poet’s visit to Australia in 1920 – where he went, where he stayed, what he saw – but also because the postcard itself exists only in reproduction, described and transcribed by the writer and ethnographer Michel Leiris, with Dufrène’s permission, in an essay titled ‘Le Voyageur et son Ombre’ (‘The Wanderer and His Shadow’) published in 1935, two years after Roussel’s death.' (Introduction)
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Landscape and Australian Fiction
2010
single work
criticism
— Appears in: Modern Australian Criticism and Theory 2010; (p. 41-49) 'Susan Martin's essay... considers the central role played in Australian literature and its criticism by ideas about the land and environment, from colonial images of conquering or domesticating the land, to the heroic or anti-heroic ideas of nation-forming bush, to the increasing sense of an Aboriginal land, to new postcolonial forms of spatial history and contemporary eco-criticism.' Source: Modern Australian Criticism and Theory (2010) -
Can Indigenous Contemporary Literature of Australia Sustain Itself by Becoming International?
2007
single work
criticism
'Nourishing and sustaining cultural diversity in today's constantly changing world, with all its complexities and socio-cultural peculiarities of people and their creations, and at times of an aggressive economic Anglophone globalisation of cultures and literatures, is a task of an imperative formation that needs to be cared for at many levels of the social life and organisation. In Australia, to maintain one's own culture is to be persistently aware of personal heritage and to be able to elaborate traditions. As time passes quickly and we live in a world that praises swiftness and efficiency, money and mass culture, losing the mother tongue and become estranged from our cultural environments occurs frequently. Everyday mainstream cultural reality pushes us to concentrate on our own area of work...'(From author's introduction)
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The Australian Paradox(es) Revisited
1999
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criticism
— Appears in: Journal of Australian Studies , no. 63 1999; (p. 173-180) -
On 'The Back Of Beyond' : Interview with Ross Gibson
Tom O'Regan
(interviewer),
Brian Shoesmith
(interviewer),
Albert Moran
(interviewer),
1987
single work
interview
— Appears in: Continuum : Journal of Media and Cultural Studies , vol. 1 no. 1 1987;
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Australia Seen as Hell or Paradise
1984
single work
review
— Appears in: The Age , 30 June 1984; (p. 15)
— Review of The Diminishing Paradise : Changing Literary Perceptions of Australia 1984 single work criticism -
Untitled
1984
single work
review
— Appears in: The Canberra Times , 1 December 1984; (p. 25)
— Review of The Diminishing Paradise : Changing Literary Perceptions of Australia 1984 single work criticism -
Diminishing Returns
1984
single work
review
— Appears in: Overland , September no. 96 1984; (p. 72-73)
— Review of The Diminishing Paradise : Changing Literary Perceptions of Australia 1984 single work criticism -
Landscape and Australian Fiction
2010
single work
criticism
— Appears in: Modern Australian Criticism and Theory 2010; (p. 41-49) 'Susan Martin's essay... considers the central role played in Australian literature and its criticism by ideas about the land and environment, from colonial images of conquering or domesticating the land, to the heroic or anti-heroic ideas of nation-forming bush, to the increasing sense of an Aboriginal land, to new postcolonial forms of spatial history and contemporary eco-criticism.' Source: Modern Australian Criticism and Theory (2010) -
On 'The Back Of Beyond' : Interview with Ross Gibson
Tom O'Regan
(interviewer),
Brian Shoesmith
(interviewer),
Albert Moran
(interviewer),
1987
single work
interview
— Appears in: Continuum : Journal of Media and Cultural Studies , vol. 1 no. 1 1987; -
Can Indigenous Contemporary Literature of Australia Sustain Itself by Becoming International?
2007
single work
criticism
'Nourishing and sustaining cultural diversity in today's constantly changing world, with all its complexities and socio-cultural peculiarities of people and their creations, and at times of an aggressive economic Anglophone globalisation of cultures and literatures, is a task of an imperative formation that needs to be cared for at many levels of the social life and organisation. In Australia, to maintain one's own culture is to be persistently aware of personal heritage and to be able to elaborate traditions. As time passes quickly and we live in a world that praises swiftness and efficiency, money and mass culture, losing the mother tongue and become estranged from our cultural environments occurs frequently. Everyday mainstream cultural reality pushes us to concentrate on our own area of work...'(From author's introduction)
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The Australian Paradox(es) Revisited
1999
single work
criticism
— Appears in: Journal of Australian Studies , no. 63 1999; (p. 173-180) -
On Finding 'Australia' : Mirages, Mythic Images, Historical Circumstances
1986
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criticism
— Appears in: Australian Literary Studies , October vol. 12 no. 4 1986; (p. 482-498)
- Van Diemen's Land : An Operatic Drama, in Three Acts 1830 single work drama
- The Bushrangers 1829 single work drama
- Voss : A Novel 1957 single work novel
- A Fringe of Leaves 1976 single work novel
- Letters from an Exile at Botany-Bay, to His Aunt in Dumfries : Giving a Particular Account of the Settlement of New South Wales, with the Customs and Manners of the Inhabitants 1794 selected work biography correspondence
- Journal of a Voyage to New South Wales : With Sixty-five Plates of Non Descript Animals, Birds, Lizards, Serpents, Curious Cones of Trees and Other Natural Productions 1790 single work biography
- Australian literary history
- Australian identity
- European discovery of Australia
- Early settlement of Australia
- Australian literature and writers
- Exploration & explorers of Australia (Land)
- Landscape & identity
- Women
- Convicts
- English literature & writers
- Australian literature - International influences
- Aboriginal Australians - Literary portrayal
- Colonial life