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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.
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A Girl's Guide to Modernism's Grammar : Language Politics in Experimental Women's Fiction
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