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* Contents derived from the Beijing,
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East Asia, South and East Asia, Asia,:Zhongguo she hui ke xue , 2016 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Australian Literary Criticism in the Age of Nationalism, Wang Labao , single work criticism (p. 3-16)
A.G Stephens and the Beginnings of Australian Literary Criticism, Wang Labao , single work criticism (p. 17-31)
P. R. Stephens and 'The Foundations of Culture' in Australia, Wang Labao , single work criticism (p. 32-54)
The Jindyworobak Movement and Nativism in Australian Poetry, Wang Labao , single work criticism (p. 55-70)
Vance Palmer and 'The Spirit of Prose' in Australian Literature, Wang Labao , single work criticism (p. 71-91)
A. A. Phillips and the 'Cultural Cringe' in Australian Literature, Wang Labao , single work criticism (p. 92-107)
The Old Left and Its Engagement with Nationalism, Wang Labao , single work criticism (p. 108-125)
Judith Wright and Her Integrationist Poetics, Wang Labao , single work criticism (p. 126-152)
The New Criticism and Australian Literature, Wang Labao , single work criticism (p. 153-174)
G.A. Wilkes' Critiques of Nationalist Myths, Wang Labao , single work criticism (p. 175-188)
Leonie Kramer's Anti- Nationalist History of Australian Literature, Wang Labao , single work criticism (p. 189-204)
Vincent Buckley's Metaphysics for Australian Poetry, Wang Labao , single work criticism (p. 205-215)
A.D. Hope's Universalist Literary Standards, Wang Labao , single work criticism (p. 216-229)
James McAuley's Neo-Classicist Approach to Poetry, Wang Labao , single work criticism (p. 230-248)
Theory and Australian Literary Criticism, Wang Labao , single work criticism (p. 249-262)
Structuralism and Deconstruction in Australian Literary Criticism, Wang Labao , single work criticism (p. 263-278)
Semiotics and Australian Literary Criticism, Wang Labao , single work criticism (p. 279-300)
Ian Reid's Poststructuralist Theories of Narrative Exchange, Wang Labao , single work criticism (p. 301-318)
Critical Endeavors from the New Left, the Aborigines and the Migrants, Wang Labao , single work criticism (p. 319-340)
Australian Feminist Literary Criticism, Wang Labao , single work criticism (p. 341-365)
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Works about this Work

历史视阈、跨学科性与当代性——王腊宝《澳大利亚文学批评史》述评 Feng Keming , 2017 single work review
— Appears in: Contemporary Foreign Literature , vol. [2017] no. 3 2017; (p. 172-176)
— Review of A History of Australian Literary Criticism Wang Labao , 2016 multi chapter work criticism

'A History of Australian Literary Criticism by Professor Wang Labao is a substantial monograph written in Chinese from historical, contemporary and interdisciplinary perspectives. Systematic and voluminous, this academic work focuses on the history of Australian literary criticism. Its publication marks a great achievement in the field of Australian literary criticism, providing invaluable references for both students and scholars of Australian literature in China.'

Source: CAOD database.
历史视阈、跨学科性与当代性——王腊宝《澳大利亚文学批评史》述评 Feng Keming , 2017 single work review
— Appears in: Contemporary Foreign Literature , vol. [2017] no. 3 2017; (p. 172-176)
— Review of A History of Australian Literary Criticism Wang Labao , 2016 multi chapter work criticism

'A History of Australian Literary Criticism by Professor Wang Labao is a substantial monograph written in Chinese from historical, contemporary and interdisciplinary perspectives. Systematic and voluminous, this academic work focuses on the history of Australian literary criticism. Its publication marks a great achievement in the field of Australian literary criticism, providing invaluable references for both students and scholars of Australian literature in China.'

Source: CAOD database.
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Awards

2016 winner Australian Studies Program : Book Prizes

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