Eden Upside-Down : Thomas Keneally's 'Bring Larks and Heroes' as Anti-Pastoral single work   criticism  
Issue Details: First known date: 1982... 1982 Eden Upside-Down : Thomas Keneally's 'Bring Larks and Heroes' as Anti-Pastoral
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Discusses the inversion of the pastoral convention and links this inversion with the apotheosis of the central character Halloran.

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