“Who Needs a Marvel Superhero When You’ve Got Molly Johnson?” : Country and Maternal Agency in Leah Purcell’s Adaptations of “The Drover’s Wife” single work   criticism  
Issue Details: First known date: 2024... 2024 “Who Needs a Marvel Superhero When You’ve Got Molly Johnson?” : Country and Maternal Agency in Leah Purcell’s Adaptations of “The Drover’s Wife”
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    y separately published work icon Journal of Australian Studies vol. 48 no. 3 2024 28888574 2024 periodical issue

    'We begin with an acknowledgement of Professor Lyndall Ryan, who transformed our understanding of colonial violence and its ongoing repercussions. She will be greatly missed by the Australian Studies community among the many others she influenced so powerfully. Her commitment to truth-telling in Australia is an ongoing legacy that motivates many of us. We would also like to announce and celebrate the winners of the Barrett Award, Cam Coventry (Postgraduate Category) and Jordana Silverstein (Open Category), with the Highly Commended award going to the joint-authored paper by Danielle Carney Flakelar and Emily O’Gorman.' (Editorial introduction)

         2024     pg. 349-364
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