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Discusses the degree of literariness of memoirs and autobiographies by some ex-airmen, and traces common discursive and thematic elements.

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    y separately published work icon Queensland Review vol. 2 no. 2 September 1995 Z1094567 1995 periodical issue The environment is arguably at the centre of the inherited identity of Queenslanders. This issue of Queensland Review provides commentary on issues surrounding Queensland's need for environmental reform. It takes a further look at the historical identity of Queensland and many of the contributors to its art, politics and literature.  1995 pg. 14-25
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