y separately published work icon Journal of Xihua University periodical issue  
Issue Details: First known date: 2012... vol. 31 no. 1 February 2012 of Journal of Xihua University est. 1982 Journal of Xihua University
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Establishment of Female Subjectivity and Subversion of Male Myths : Understanding Helen Garner's Cosmo Cosmolino, Xiao-hong Xiang , single work criticism
'Australian female novelist Helen Garner is the pioneer of destroying female objectivity. Her novelette Cosmo Cosmolino published in early 1990s, established strongly female subjectivity from several aspects. This essay discusses the novelette from women's extricating from the "otherness" , females subversion of male myths, and female control over the power of discourse and human relationship.' (Publication abstract)
 
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Australian's Ecological Concept : From the the Evolution of Australian's Ecological Awareness in Literature (1788-2008), Glen Phillips , Gui-juan He (translator), single work criticism
'In the paper, works of representative Australian writers since the colonial era are selected to interrogate the changing attitudes to 'Nature' or ' the land' from the time of white settlement or conquest to the present. This paper shows how early hopes of creating a new Eden were displaced by preoccupations with survival and ' winning the battle' against a perceived hostile antagonist in an unfamiliar environment. Later appreciation of this ' different' land owed something to a growing understanding of Aboriginal cultural attitudes towards the landscape and inputs from the emerging environmental movement and new literary theory such as ecocriticism of recent years. The growth of cities also provided a 'built' environment which somewhat displaces the preoccupations with the vast inland. Authors referred to will range from Kendall and Lawson through Stead and Katharine Susannah Prichard to Judith Wright and on to John Kinsella. Some poems of my own will also be included.' (Publication abstract)
 
(p. 66)

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