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Paper presented at the Symposium on Australian Literature and Culture held at Bled, Slovenia, 21-25 September 1982
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    y separately published work icon Australian Papers : Yugoslavia, Europe and Australia Mirko Jurak (editor), Ljubljana : Faculty of Arts and Science, Edvard Kardelj University of Ljubljana , 1983 Z334217 1983 anthology criticism bibliography Ljubljana : Faculty of Arts and Science, Edvard Kardelj University of Ljubljana , 1983 pg. 255-262
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    y separately published work icon A Sense of Place : Essays in Post-Colonial Literatures Britta Olinder (editor), Goteborg : The English Department, Gothenburg University , 1984 Z1363928 1984 anthology criticism This is a collection of papers presented at the Gothenburg University Congress of Commonwealth Language and Literature, held in September 1982. Goteborg : The English Department, Gothenburg University , 1984 pg. 25-33
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