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This 'interview' is a dialogue 'woven together after a few months of email exchanges with Margaret Somerville in 2002' (p.56). In the discussion Somerville 'elaborates on her navigation through feminist, postcolonial and poststructuralist connections and disconnections, as well as her strategies for achieving an embodied sense of belonging in the Australian landscape.' (p.56)
This article 'is interested in representations of modernism and modernist literary strategies in Australian women's fiction, arguing that a narrow and constricting definition of the term 'modernism' has obscured the connections between Australian writing and European modernist practices' (p.176). The author examines these issues in relation to the inter-war writings of Stead and Dark.
