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Issue Details: First known date: 2007... 2007 Practices of Proximity: Intersubjective Relations in the Australian Literary Contact Zone.
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'Drawing on recent Australian studies of "intersubjectivity" and "whiteness", this article offers insights into the ongoing debate on Indigenous/non-Indigenous literary collaborations. Through the combination of these theories, the Australian literary contact zone is unveiled as a space where writers, readers, editors and critics are always intersubjectively, although often not reciprocally, influenced. Hence, this article hopes to offer a terrain for discussing issues of sovereignty, difference and subject positioning.' -- Author's abstract.

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    y separately published work icon Le Simplegadi Partnership Tapestries no. 5 November 2007 Z1451331 2007 periodical issue 2007 pg. 79-89
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