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2004...
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81
2004
of
Journal of Australian Studies
est. 1977
Journal of Australian Studies
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* Contents derived from the 2004 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
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'Their Ultimate Absorption' : Assimilation in 1930s Australia,
single work
criticism
Discusses the issue of Aboriginal assimilation with reference to Herbert's novel.
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Beyond Orality and Literacy: Textuality, Modernity and Representation in Gularabulu: Stories from the West Kimberley,
single work
criticism
'In a number of collaborative works of Indigenous life-writing, the historical and theoretical entanglements between orality and literacy ... the spheres of "talk" and "text" ... underwrite the limits and possibilities of such works as part of the broader project of contemporary cross-cultural representation. Paddy Roe's and Stephen Muecke's collaboration in Gularabula has been extremely influential in this field in Australia. Their work has shaped cross-cultural approaches to the genre since its publication in1983. This article revisits Gularabula in order to examine the relationship between talk and text in collaborative Indigenous/non-Indigenous works, and considers some critical responses to these efforts.' (p.59)
- Innocent Convicts and Respectable Bushrangers : History and the Nation in Melbourne Melodrama, 1890-1914, single work criticism (p. 73-81, notes 210-213)
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From the Strand to Boorooloola : M. H. Ellis as Pioneer Motorist,
single work
criticism
Concentrating on Ellis's two accounts of road trips with Francis Birtles, this article explores 'some of the social and political context of motoring and car culture in the inter-war period. It also shows how Ellis's continuing obsessions, his conservative politics and his personality flaws ... were reflected in his motoring exploits.' (p.86)
- Cathedral Pooli"We swim into the basilica-past a congregation", single work poetry (p. 147)
- Purli"If she wasn't knitting, she says,", single work poetry (p. 148)
- Rainbow Coasti"The feral women are in York Street,", single work poetry (p. 149)
- The Lighthouse Keeper's Wife : Excerpt 1i"She is at the edge.", extract poetry (p. 150)
- The Lighthouse Keeper's Wife : Excerpt 2i"The fisherman tastes the woman, her salty, sand-cloaked skin,", extract poetry (p. 151)
- Echidna Crossingi"Driving in the moonless dark, passing the overgrown Toodyay", single work poetry (p. 152)
- 'For Days I Have Watched In Wonder'i"for days I have watched in wonder", single work poetry (p. 153)
- February Monochordsi"i can't throw teabags as far as i used to", single work poetry (p. 154)
- Bellydance the Elementsi"big fat wind", single work poetry (p. 155)
- Paddleri"memories mark time", single work poetry (p. 156)
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Untitled,
single work
review
— Review of Death Sentence : The Decay of Public Language 2003 single work prose ; (p. 159-160) -
[Review] Beautiful, Unfinished,
single work
review
— Review of Beautiful, Unfinished : Parable/Song/Canto/Poem 2003 selected work poetry ; (p. 191-192) -
Untitled,
single work
review
— Review of The Best Australian Poetry 2003 2003 anthology poetry ; (p. 192-194)
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