Vol. 16 No. 2 (2016): World readers: the Transnational Locations of Australian Literature

Published: 2017-01-06

Preliminary pages

• World Readers: the Transnational Locations of Australian Literature

  Brigitta Olubas, Tony Simoes da Silva

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Articles

• The Injusticeable and the Imaginable

  Philip Mead

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• Carpentaria: Reading with the Dirt of Blurbs and Front Pages

  Roger Osborne, Gillian Whitlock

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• Orality and Narrative Structure in Alexis Wright’s Carpentaria

  Geoff Rodoreda

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• Reading Kim Scott’s That Deadman Dance: Book Clubs and Postcolonial Literary Theory

  Maggie Nolan

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• “Translating the Short Stories of Alexis Wright” Sylvie Kandé talks to Demelza Hall about Le Pacte du serpent arc-en-ciel

  Demelza Hall

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• Disturbance of the White Man: Oriental Quests and Alternative Heroines in Merlinda Bobis’s Fish-Hair Woman

  Emily Zong

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• A ‘national beverage’: the ‘sugary’ tea-ritual in Nancy Cato’s Brown Sugar

  Giovanni Messina

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• Charles Harpur: The Editorial Nightmare

  Paul Eggert

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• ‘Incomprehensible wonder’: Elegiac Expression in Dorothy Porter’s Wild Surmise

  Autumn Royal

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• Peter Temple’s Truth and Truthfulness: “the liquid city, the uncertain horizon”

  Stephen Knight

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Reviews

• Writing Australian Unsettlement: Modes of Poetic Invention 1796–1945, by Michael Farrell

  Kit Kelen

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• Skin Deep: Settler Impressions of Aboriginal Women, by Liz Conor

  Mitchell Rolls

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• Our Fathers Cleared the Bush, by Jill Roe

  Delys Bird

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