Add to ORKGThe paper argues that William Lane's 1892 social-realist novel The Workingman's Paradise is symptomatic of the ways in which the persistence of Romanticisim organises popular political consciousness at the end of the nineteenth century in Australia
The paper argues that popular fiction has been ignored in the 'officially sanctioned' account of Aus...
This article reads Patrick White’s 1957 novel Voss as an early example of Neo-Victorian fiction, a r...
My dissertation examines the historical, social, and political relationship between Great Britain an...
The paper argues that Seven Poor Men of Sydney tries to project into the space that is Australia a ...
For their part in the 1891 Australian shearers' strike, some 80 to 100 unionists were convicted in Q...
<p>This dissertation argues that the literary, intellectual, and cultural borders of Victorian Brita...
The idea that the Victorian novel—in particular, the Victorian realist novel—became an integral and ...
Frank Sargeson's repositioning of Henry Lawson as a 'colonial' writer, away from the more familiar c...
Historians of nationalism agree that it is a modern phenomenon. Yet modernism, a product of the Enli...
The aim of the present article is to investigate the novel as remediation of nationalist pedagogy: h...
While the concept ‘Romantic nationalism’ is becoming widespread, its current usage tends to compound...
‘Offensively Australian’ Joseph Furphy completed the first draft of his magnum opus Such Is Life in ...
Historians of nationalism agree that it is a modern phenomenon. Yet modernism, a product of the Enli...
For better or worse, literary modernism has long been associated with cosmopolitanism. Yet modernism...
The article compares William Lane's Workingman's Paradise (1892) and Christina Stead's Seven Poor ...
The paper argues that popular fiction has been ignored in the 'officially sanctioned' account of Aus...
This article reads Patrick White’s 1957 novel Voss as an early example of Neo-Victorian fiction, a r...
My dissertation examines the historical, social, and political relationship between Great Britain an...
The paper argues that Seven Poor Men of Sydney tries to project into the space that is Australia a ...
For their part in the 1891 Australian shearers' strike, some 80 to 100 unionists were convicted in Q...
<p>This dissertation argues that the literary, intellectual, and cultural borders of Victorian Brita...
The idea that the Victorian novel—in particular, the Victorian realist novel—became an integral and ...
Frank Sargeson's repositioning of Henry Lawson as a 'colonial' writer, away from the more familiar c...
Historians of nationalism agree that it is a modern phenomenon. Yet modernism, a product of the Enli...
The aim of the present article is to investigate the novel as remediation of nationalist pedagogy: h...
While the concept ‘Romantic nationalism’ is becoming widespread, its current usage tends to compound...
‘Offensively Australian’ Joseph Furphy completed the first draft of his magnum opus Such Is Life in ...
Historians of nationalism agree that it is a modern phenomenon. Yet modernism, a product of the Enli...
For better or worse, literary modernism has long been associated with cosmopolitanism. Yet modernism...
The article compares William Lane's Workingman's Paradise (1892) and Christina Stead's Seven Poor ...
The paper argues that popular fiction has been ignored in the 'officially sanctioned' account of Aus...
This article reads Patrick White’s 1957 novel Voss as an early example of Neo-Victorian fiction, a r...
My dissertation examines the historical, social, and political relationship between Great Britain an...