Text | Unit Name | Institution | Year |
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y
On the Beach
Melbourne
:
Heinemann
,
1957
Z125153
1957
single work
novel
science fiction
(taught in 3 units)
— Appears in: Krysolov. Na Berugu 1991; 'After the war is over, a radioactive cloud begins to sweep southwards on the winds, gradually poisoning everything in its path. An American submarine captain is among the survivors left sheltering in Australia, preparing with the locals for the inevitable. Despite his memories of his wife, he becomes close to a young woman struggling to accept the harsh realities of their situation. Then a faint Morse code signal is picked up, transmitting from the United States and the submarine must set sail through the bleak ocean to search for signs of life.' Source: Publisher's blurb (2009 Vintage ed.). |
Readings in Contemporary Literary Theory : Eco-Criticism | NYU - Sydney | 2014 (Semester 1) |
y
On the Beach
Melbourne
:
Heinemann
,
1957
Z125153
1957
single work
novel
science fiction
(taught in 3 units)
— Appears in: Krysolov. Na Berugu 1991; 'After the war is over, a radioactive cloud begins to sweep southwards on the winds, gradually poisoning everything in its path. An American submarine captain is among the survivors left sheltering in Australia, preparing with the locals for the inevitable. Despite his memories of his wife, he becomes close to a young woman struggling to accept the harsh realities of their situation. Then a faint Morse code signal is picked up, transmitting from the United States and the submarine must set sail through the bleak ocean to search for signs of life.' Source: Publisher's blurb (2009 Vintage ed.). |
Readings in Contemporary Literary Theory: Ecocriticism | NYU - Sydney | 2015 (Semester 2) |
y
On the Beach
Melbourne
:
Heinemann
,
1957
Z125153
1957
single work
novel
science fiction
(taught in 3 units)
— Appears in: Krysolov. Na Berugu 1991; 'After the war is over, a radioactive cloud begins to sweep southwards on the winds, gradually poisoning everything in its path. An American submarine captain is among the survivors left sheltering in Australia, preparing with the locals for the inevitable. Despite his memories of his wife, he becomes close to a young woman struggling to accept the harsh realities of their situation. Then a faint Morse code signal is picked up, transmitting from the United States and the submarine must set sail through the bleak ocean to search for signs of life.' Source: Publisher's blurb (2009 Vintage ed.). |
Readings in contemporary Literary Theory: Eco-Criticism | NYU - Sydney | 2016 (Semester 2) |