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'The purpose in this paper is to trace the poetic progress of John Kinsella, as an example of an Australian poetic attack on the traditions of the 'pastoral Eden' − the idea that humans are inclined to be more moral and more appealingly human if they are closer to 'Nature', i.e., away from the inherent evil and corrupting influences of cities, or similar urban and industrial situations.' (p. 1)
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http://www.landscapeandlanguagecentre.au.com/landscapes/radicalpastoralism.pdf
Radical Pastoralism : John Kinsella's Great ‘Pastoral Trilogy'
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Subjects:
- The Hunt and Other Poems 1998 selected work poetry
- Fairly Obsessive : Essays on the Works of John Kinsella 2000 anthology criticism
- The New Arcadia 2005 selected work poetry
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