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'The geographical entities of Australia and Canada house multifarious localities, regions and nations. Juxtaposing literary work emerging from them can open up invaluable new angles of critical inquiry at a moment when literary scholars in both countries seek insight into the relationship between national literatures and transnational forces.
'Upholding the value of comparing Australian and Canadian literatures is an urgent task at present given that interest in this juxtaposition seems to be diminishing.' (Publication abstract)
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Juxtaposing Australian and Canadian Writing
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Subjects:
- Tradition in Exile : A Comparative Study of Social Influences on the Development of Australian and Canadian Poetry in the Nineteenth Century 1962 single work criticism
- Steam Pigs 1997 single work novel
- The Secret River 2005 single work novel
- Questions of Travel 2012 single work novel
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