Gabriella Espak Gabriella Espak i(A4510 works by)
Gender: Female
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1 Transformed in Australia : The Govinnage Remake Gabriella Espak , Judit Polgari , 2013 single work criticism
— Appears in: Bridging Imaginations : South Asian Diaspora in Australia 2013; (p. 282-311) The authors draw on Govinnage's short stories and poetry to demonstrate the ways in which the work of the Sri Lankan born writer 'reflects on issues of cultural identity, otherness, citizenship, and coexistence in the framework of Australian multiculturalism in the 1980s-1990s' (p. 282).
1 Fallacies of Interpretation : Teaching Benang Gabriella Espak , 2009 single work criticism
— Appears in: Journal of the European Association for Studies on Australia , vol. 1 no. 2009; (p. 116-125) 'Reading Kim Scott's Benang concludes my one-semester course on Indigenous literature, whereby I attempt to eliminate five fallacies of interpretation that students encounter while talking and writing about Indigenous knowledges. These are: anachronism, emotional appeal, (lack of) authenticity, politicisation, and othering. I will suggest a complex method of reading, discussion, and course development to avoid these traps. Benang can be used in class, in accordance with my approach to Indigenous literature, because, uniquely, the author showcases these traps as faults of the invading culture, and uses them as literary techniques, rather than fallacies of interpretation.' Source: Gabriella T. Espák.
1 y separately published work icon Hungarian Journal of English and American Studies vol. 12 no. 1-2 Spring-Fall Gabriella Espak (editor), 2006 Z1385768 2006 periodical issue
1 y separately published work icon Journal of Australian Studies JAS no. 72 Gabriella Espak (editor), Denise Woods (editor), Scott Fatnowna (editor), 2002 Z974630 2002 periodical issue
1 Untitled Gabriella Espak , 2000 single work review
— Appears in: Journal of Australian Studies , no. 66 2000; (p. 238-240)
— Review of Australian Nationalism Reconsidered : Maintaining a Monocultural Tradition in a Multicultural Society 1999 anthology essay criticism
1 Expelled at Adolescence : Miles Franklin, My Brilliant Career Gabriella Espak , 1996 single work criticism
— Appears in: Breaking Ground : Eight Student Essays on Australian Literature : A Collection of Papers in Australian Studies 1996; (p. 43-53)
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