y separately published work icon From Outback to City : Changing Preoccupations in Australian Literature of the Twentieth Century anthology   criticism  
Issue Details: First known date: 1988... 1988 From Outback to City : Changing Preoccupations in Australian Literature of the Twentieth Century
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Contents

* Contents derived from the New York (City), New York (State),
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United States of America (USA),
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Americas,:American Association of Australian Literary Studies (AAALS) , 1988 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Dialectic of Many and One : City and Outback in Patrick White's Fiction, Carolyn Bliss , single work criticism

Traces the evolution of ambivalent attitudes towards outback and city from the white exploration and settlement of Australia and, through ...analysis of White's work, assesses their implications for contemporary writers." (Introduction)

 (p. 3-13)
Sydney and the Bush : The Poetry of Les Murray, Paul Kane , single work criticism
Kane argues that Murray has "'... enacted the old rivalry, in his writing and now in his life, between Sydney and the Bush' and that his poetic project has been to create a poetry of the urbane, a coming together of the urban and the rural" (Introduction).
 (p. 15-22)
Shifting Expectations : A Short History of the Australian Theater, Robert L. Ross , single work criticism
Discusses the importance of the London production of The Doll in the "coming-of-age" of Australian drama.
 (p. 23-29)
A Nant Named Nancy, Susan Curry , single work criticism
Reminiscences of an outback education modelled on the English system and promoting English literature and culture.
 (p. 31-35)
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