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* Contents derived from the 1991 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
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Strategies of Power and Catherine Martin's "An Australian Girl",
single work
criticism
(p. 189-206)Stella's illness is shown to resemble female Neurasthenia, a nervous condition identified in the 1860s and believed to arise from the pressures which social conditions place on the individual. The woman's illness, impacting on the domestic situation, then placed the woman in a position of 'power'.
- Visit and Revelationi"In Auckland's arctic summer days", single work poetry (p. 207-208)
- A Literature Teacher Looks Aheadi"What will Willy Loman do", single work poetry (p. 209)
- The Signora in History, single work short story (p. 210-219)
- Soapstone Hippopotamus : 3i"Innocent stone, the same all through.", single work poetry (p. 220)
- Soapstone Hippopotamus : 4i"My daughter asks me to write another", single work poetry (p. 221)
- An Interview with Tim Winton, single work criticism biography (p. 222-224)
- Stomachi"As I look down", single work poetry (p. 225-226)
- Ninga Ningai"Nobody knows what it means", single work poetry (p. 227-229)
- Giveni"I will give you my shadow", single work poetry (p. 229)
- The Prostitute, single work short story (p. 230-235)
- Newtown Pastoral 91i"The day will come when an absolute", single work poetry (p. 236-238)
- At the Beginning: Ania Walwicz's Writing, single work criticism (p. 239-252)
- Moving Out / Moving Ini"On the last day no trumpet sounded", single work poetry (p. 252)
- The Strugglei"Your struggle toward the light", single work poetry (p. 253)
- Below the Belt (19 April 1939) : A New Translation from the Shorthandi"A man like Menzies? Pure champagne!", single work poetry (p. 254-258)
- Bonding, single work short story (p. 259-262)
- Leveti"Johnson's taciturn and surly friend,", single work poetry (p. 263)
- Carpet Snakei"As she answers the door she hears", single work poetry (p. 264)
- Small Creatures (for Ann Stewart)i"I wasn't there to hear you shout", single work poetry (p. 265)
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