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Argues that the trope of place has been used in Australian literary criticism either to connect particular writers and their work with the idea of a national project and a national canon, or to exclude them from it.
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12-17
Home or Away? The Trope of Place in Australian Literary Criticism and Literary History
Westerly
Westerly
Subjects:
- Modern Australian Literature, 1900-1923 1924 single work criticism
- 'Laughter, Not for a Cage': Miles Franklin and the Writing of Australian Literary History 1996 single work criticism biography
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