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Issue Details: First known date: 2006... vol. 18 no. 2 2006 of The Commonwealth Review est. 1989 The Commonwealth Review
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Peter Carey's Novels : Critique or Ironic Celebration of Consumer Society, Shahram R. Sistani , single work criticism
'This paper investigates the ways in which Peter Carey manifests the corrupt attractiveness of contemporary consumer societies. ... His novels are satires on the comprehensive dreams and visions of twentieth-century corporate capitalism. In Carey's writing we deal with the notion of cultural imperialism. ... Carey's fiction can be considered a critique and at the same time an ironic celebration of consumer hysteria.' (169-170)
 (p. 169-182)
Transgressing the Genre Coherence in Bliss, Illywhacker, and Oscar and Lucinda, Shahram R. Sistani , single work criticism
'This paper investigates Carey's art of narration and the ways in which he juggles the roles of savage satirist, fantastic surrealist and great entertainer in a uniquely impressive manner ...' (183-184).
 (p. 183-196)
[Review] The Anthology Of Colonial Australian Crime Fiction, D. Ramakrishna , single work review
— Review of The Anthology of Colonial Australian Gothic Fiction 2007 anthology short story extract ; (p. 197-199)
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