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Issue Details: First known date: 2003... no. 40 Winter 2003 of New Literatures Review est. 1975 New Literatures Review
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  • Issue title: Home and Away
  • Contents indexed selectively.

Contents

* Contents derived from the 2003 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
The Past Is Another Countryi"It is the missed moment the heart craves:", Jennifer Strauss , single work poetry (p. 4)
For Yette in a Red T-Shirt, Runningi"A day spent scratching civilisation's sores -", Jennifer Strauss , single work poetry (p. 5)
The Other Man (from The Other Man, a work-in-progress), Alex Miller , extract novel (p. 6-16)
The Beach as 'Dreaming Place' : Reconciliation, the Past and the Zone of Intersubjectivity in Indigenous Literature, Anne Brewster , single work criticism (p. 33-41)
Just Beach Landi"This is my father's place, where the campfire burned,", Barbara Stammner , single work poetry (p. 36-37)
Too Close to Home : Evelyn Lau, Ouyang Yu and the Performing Self, Wenche Ommundsen , single work criticism
The article argues that ethnic and sexual stereotypes and other homogenising factors imposed from the outside constitute one of the most potent factors in diasporic communities. 'Diasporic writers play important roles in the negotiation of ethnic stereotypes, challenging, debating or reinforcing them in their texts and, often beyond their control, becoming objects of further image-production at the hands of publishers, readers and critics' (42-43).Chinese-Australian writer Ouyang Yu and Canadian writer Everlyn Lau are used as examples to illustrate this process.
 (p. 42-56)
Doubled Document : Representing Race in Elizabeth Macarthur's Letter of March 1791, Anette Bremer , single work criticism
Elizabeth Macarthur's letter of March 7 1791 to her correspondent and friend Bridget Kindom offers 'a private history of the daily, intimate transactions between black and white.' Bremer's essay examines 'the entanglement of private and public, personal and colonial, points of view ... by first contextualising ... [the letter] in terms of colonial epistolary and women's writing (p.57).
 (p. 57-72)
Mudrooroo and the Death of the Mother, Maureen Clark , single work criticism
Discusses the ongoing debate regarding Mudrooroo's claim to Aboriginal ancestry, particularly relating to his mother's English/Irish rather than Aboriginal heritage. Includes biographical details about Mudrooroo's life and that of his mother, Elizabeth Johnson (nee Barron), and her ancestry.
 (p. 83-102)
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