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Issue Details: First known date: 1971... 1971 Studies in Australian and Indian Literature : Proceedings of a Seminar
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* Contents derived from the New Delhi,
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India,
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South Asia, South and East Asia, Asia,:Indian Council for Cultural Relations , 1971 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Australian Literature - The Modern Period (From 1920), G. A. Wilkes , single work criticism (p. 1-82)
Discussion : Sessions I & II, S. C. Harrex , single work criticism
'The Main basis for discussion of Modern Australian literature was provided by Professor James McAuley in his introductory commentary.' Includes comments from Leonie Kramer, Rodney Hall, Judith Wright and other seminar participants.
 (p. 83-86)
Some Aspects of the Poetic Thought of A. D. Hope, S. Nagarajan , single work criticism (p. 112-127)
Discussion : Session III, Sisir Kumar Ghose , single work criticism (p. 125-127)
The Present Past : Some Thoughts on Modern Australian Fiction, Leonie Kramer , single work (p. 128-135)
Discussion : Session IV, Rodney Hall , single work criticism
A brief report of a discussion that culminates with a comparison of the reception of the work of Patrick White and Barry Humphries.
 (p. 162-163)
Poetry in a Young Country, Judith Wright , single work (p. 174-185)
Western Affiliation In Modern Indian Writing in English and Australian Literature, Damodar Thakur , single work criticism (p. 186-191)
The Conflict of Traditions in Poetry by Young Australians, Rodney Hall , single work criticism (p. 192-199)
Discussion : Session V, Naresh Chandra , single work criticism (p. 200-201)
Literary Renaissance in India and Australia : Certain Comparisions and Suggestions, Naresh Chandra , single work criticism (p. 207-224)
Discussion : Session VI, P. Lal , single work criticism
Reports a brief interchange between McAuley and Chandra making particular note of McAuley's statement that "There is no political support for Socialism in Australia whatsoever" (227).
 (p. 225-227)
Discussion: Session VII, Z. S. Pathak , single work criticism
The discussion of Australian literature in this report centres around Russell's paper that presented "the problems of Australian English more from a linguistic angle though he avoided technicalities".
 (p. 249-256)
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