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In this article, Sandra Knowles draws upon The Diaries of Miles Franklin, as well as the 'Diary Notebooks', held at the Mitchell Library, to examine Franklin's complicated nationalism and "to establish a relationship between nationalism and the diary form to consider the way both resist the 'other'" (7).
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'Furnishing the Australia of Our Dreams' : Nostalgic Grief and Deathly Contamination in Miles Franklin's Diaries
New Literatures Review
New Literatures Review
