1998: Australian Literature and the Public Sphere

Refereed Proceedings of the 1998 Conference, Toowoomba 3-7 July 1998, edited by Alison Bartlett, Robert Dixon and Christopher Lee

Published: 2013-02-04

Preliminary pages

Foreword

Alison Bartlett, Robert Dixon, Christopher Lee

i-vii
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Keynote Address: Australian Literature and the Public Sphere

Graeme Turner

1-12
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Dorothy Green Memorial Lecture

Australian Literature in the Marketplace

Elizabeth Webby

13-22
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Articles

Bringing them Home The Power of Story as Public Discourse

Bernadette Brennan

23-32
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What's Policy Got to Do With It? Cultural Policy and Forms of Writing

Cathy Greenfield, Peter Williams

33-43
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What's in a Name? Helen Garner and the Power of the Author in the Public Domain

Cath Darcy

44-50
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Legal Witchcraft and the Craft of Fiction: Wik and its Literary Precedents

Terry Threadgold

51-65
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Magazine Culture: notes Towards a History of Australian Periodical Publication 1920-1970

David Carter

69-79
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Better Half-Dead than Read? The Mezzomorto Cases and their Implications for Literary Culture in the 1930s

Ben Goldsmith

80-89
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Career Playwrights: Working Women Dramatists, 1928-1968

Michelle Arrow

90-97
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Marcus Clarke, Gustave Dore and the Mystery of the Popular

Andrew McCann

101-109
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The Devil and James McAuley: the Making of a Cold War Warrior

Cassandra Pybus

110-123
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Christina Stead's Satire and the Public Sphere

Anne Pender

124-131
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Becoming 'Elizabeth Jolley': The First Twenty Years in Australia

Barbara Milech

132-141
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Discourses of Vocation in Peter Carey's Oscar and Lucinda

Lyn McCredden

142-150
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Build the Author, Sell the Book: Marketing the Australian Author in the 1990s

Anne Galligan

151-159
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The Uses of Whiteness Theory in Critical Discourses of Race

Carole Ferrier

163-171
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Canonising Queer: From Hal to Dorothy

Leigh Dale

172-184
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'Sinister Signs of Professionalism'? Literary Gang Warfare in the 1950s and 60s

Christopher Lee

187-193
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Deregulating the Critical Economy: Theory and Australian Literary Criticism in the 1980s

Robert Dixon

194-201
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Around 1985: Australian Feminist Literary Criticism and its 'Foreign Bodies'

Delys Bird

202-209
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Appendices

List of Papers Presented at the 1998 ASAL Conference, Empire Theatre, Toowoomba 3-7 July 1998

Alison Bartlett

210-215
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1998: Australian Literature and the Public Sphere

Preliminary pages

Foreword

Keynote Address: Australian Literature and the Public Sphere

Dorothy Green Memorial Lecture

Australian Literature in the Marketplace

Articles

Bringing them Home The Power of Story as Public Discourse

What's Policy Got to Do With It? Cultural Policy and Forms of Writing

What's in a Name? Helen Garner and the Power of the Author in the Public Domain

Legal Witchcraft and the Craft of Fiction: Wik and its Literary Precedents

Magazine Culture: notes Towards a History of Australian Periodical Publication 1920-1970

Better Half-Dead than Read? The Mezzomorto Cases and their Implications for Literary Culture in the 1930s

Career Playwrights: Working Women Dramatists, 1928-1968

Marcus Clarke, Gustave Dore and the Mystery of the Popular

The Devil and James McAuley: the Making of a Cold War Warrior

Christina Stead's Satire and the Public Sphere

Becoming 'Elizabeth Jolley': The First Twenty Years in Australia

Discourses of Vocation in Peter Carey's Oscar and Lucinda

Build the Author, Sell the Book: Marketing the Australian Author in the 1990s

The Uses of Whiteness Theory in Critical Discourses of Race

Canonising Queer: From Hal to Dorothy

'Sinister Signs of Professionalism'? Literary Gang Warfare in the 1950s and 60s

Deregulating the Critical Economy: Theory and Australian Literary Criticism in the 1980s

Around 1985: Australian Feminist Literary Criticism and its 'Foreign Bodies'

Appendices

List of Papers Presented at the 1998 ASAL Conference, Empire Theatre, Toowoomba 3-7 July 1998

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