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Lachlan Brown's article 'focuses on three ways of reading Hart's poetry using three "shadows" that appear to hang over some of his early work. Firstly the representational shadow, secondly the shadow of death and thirdly a kind of theological shadow, which speaks some interesting things onto the other two shadows.' (p.106) Brown also identifies 'three areas where Hart's Catholic faith may intersect' with poetic and philosophical issues to which Brown draws attention.
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Wet, Wicked and Wild : Manifestations of Heat in Kevin Hart's Poetry
2010
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— Appears in: The Indian Review of World Literature in English , July vol. 6 no. 2 2010; Explorations In Australian Poetry 2010; (p. 89-100) Nathaneal O'Reilly's essay 'examines how since Hart's first days in Australia, poetry, heat, summer and sex have been intertwined in his psyche.' (ix)
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Wet, Wicked and Wild : Manifestations of Heat in Kevin Hart's Poetry
2010
single work
criticism
— Appears in: The Indian Review of World Literature in English , July vol. 6 no. 2 2010; Explorations In Australian Poetry 2010; (p. 89-100) Nathaneal O'Reilly's essay 'examines how since Hart's first days in Australia, poetry, heat, summer and sex have been intertwined in his psyche.' (ix)
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