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Meanjin
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2014
7126783
2014
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'In recent months, the ‘W’ word seems to have become increasingly prominent in this country’s public discourse. Concerned educators have used it in reaction to the news of a planned national curriculum review, the Prime Minister used it when explaining his reasons for restricting the flow of information about incoming asylum seekers, and journalists have even used it to describe the current government’s attitude to renewable energies. The word is, of course, war. ' (Introduction)
2014 pg. 116-127
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Subjects:
- The Oxford Literary History of Australia 1998 anthology criticism
- The Green-Eyed Boy of the Rain 2011 single work poetry
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