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'The True Hero Stuff' Blak Folk in Early Queensland Fiction
2022
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— Appears in: Griffith Review , no. 76 2022; 'FROM THE NINETEENTH-CENTURY novels of Rosa Praed well into the twentieth century and beyond, Aboriginal people have been scrutinised and written about by outsiders in terms both simplistic and racist. Such fiction, especially in the era when the novel was about as powerful as Netflix is today, initially served an economic and social as well as a literary purpose.' (Introduction)
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'The True Hero Stuff' Blak Folk in Early Queensland Fiction
2022
single work
essay
— Appears in: Griffith Review , no. 76 2022; 'FROM THE NINETEENTH-CENTURY novels of Rosa Praed well into the twentieth century and beyond, Aboriginal people have been scrutinised and written about by outsiders in terms both simplistic and racist. Such fiction, especially in the era when the novel was about as powerful as Netflix is today, initially served an economic and social as well as a literary purpose.' (Introduction)
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- Queensland and its Writers : (100 Years - 100 Writers) 1959 single work criticism
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