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Issue Details:
First known date:
1972...
vol.
31.
no.
4
Summer
1972
of
Meanjin
est. 1940
Meanjin Quarterly
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* Contents derived from the 1972 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- Irrationality Individuality Drug Poetry Romanticism : Where We are Today, single work criticism (p. 373-384)
- A Windmill in the West, single work short story (p. 385-392)
- An Australian (Self-Portrait by Clifton Pugh)i"Before you buy your ticket, loose the", single work poetry (p. 408)
- The Bone of One Fingeri"Of that loam, the parched rock within:", single work poetry (p. 409)
- Twelve Notions of Christmasi"Sleet", single work poetry (p. 412-413)
- Norwinch Sleepingi"For reasons known", single work poetry (p. 414)
- For My Wife Fredi"Magnificently naked", single work poetry (p. 415)
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A Bohemian's Progress : Louis Esson in Melbourne, 1904-1914,
single work
criticism
Walker gives an account of Louis Esson's intellectual and artistic development as his preferred mode of expression changed from poetry to drama. After leaving Australia because of his dissatisfaction with the possibilities for artists in 1905, Esson spent some time in Paris before returning with the advice of the Irish playwright, John Synge, to study his own people. Walker argues that Esson's movements are important becaue they reveal a great deal about the development of Australian culture in the first decades of the twentieth century.
- Gardeningi"Rutting and grubbing amongst my weed-", single work poetry (p. 438)
- Islandsi"Reefs; the waves illumine", single work poetry (p. 439)
- The Pasti"Oily, hot, black, the submachine-guns", single work poetry (p. 440-441)
- Australian Drama-- A Postscript: Some Comments on Recent Criticism, single work criticism (p. 444-448)
- Tristiai"Morning heaves itself up for duty, leaning into the wind,", single work poetry (p. 455)
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Infernal Obsession : Brian Matthews on Henry Lawson,
single work
review
— Review of The Receding Wave : Henry Lawson's Prose 1972 single work criticism ; (p. 486-488) - Fable or Novel? The Development of Thomas Keneally, single work criticism (p. 489-493)
- Poetry Chronicle 1971, single work criticism (p. 499-503, 505, 507-509)
- Violence, Aboriginals and the Australian Historian, single work essay
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