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Notes:Appears with alternative title in Raritan.
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Raritan : A Quarterly Review
vol.
11
no.
2
Fall
1991
Z829509
1991
periodical issue
1991
pg.
82-98
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Australian Poetry : Romanticism and Negativity
Press Syndicate of the University of Cambridge
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1996
Z387782
1996
multi chapter work
criticism
In his first two chapters Kane examines and defines the exact nature of romanticism in Australian poetry, exploring theories of De Man, Bloom and Hartmann, and the philosophical history of "negativity", comparing the theories of Hegel and Freud. Against this unifying theoretical background, he sets individual studies of the work of eight major Australian poets and the literary phenomenon Ern Malley.
Press Syndicate of the University of Cambridge
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1996
pg.
141-153, notes 231-233
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