Add to ORKGThe article argues that American popular culture's glamorising of the city has influenced Australian popular culture, with particular reference to the detective fiction of Marele Day and films such as Last Days of Chez Nous
From the beginning of the twentieth century, Sydney defined cosmopolitanism and modernity in the nat...
Can the arts change how we view cities? How can we evaluate the broad social impacts of arts progra...
The article examines how the depiction of American suburbia in motion pictures illustrates the physi...
This article provides an overview of a research project investigating contemporary literary represen...
A wide-ranging consideration of the struggle between nature and culture in Australia, evident in its...
The article speculates towards reading the total 'event' of the theatrical version of Cloudstreet, i...
This article uses Manchester (England) as a case study to examine some relationships between the cit...
The city has long been the dominant setting of the Australian crime novel. The representations of th...
The article discusses the prominence of London in this 'Australian' novel. It examines the significa...
The locus of creative inspiration and production is commonly associated with either the dynamism of ...
This article began out of many train journeys from the author’s home in Eastern Sydney to various pa...
This article considers the question of whether creative workers demonstrate a preference for inner c...
The question of place has always been central to Australian fiction, both as a thematic element, but...
Brisbane, the capital city of Queensland, has catapulted from a small, provincial town to a larger m...
The article documents the urban dimension of Australia's immigration experience that, since the 1940...
From the beginning of the twentieth century, Sydney defined cosmopolitanism and modernity in the nat...
Can the arts change how we view cities? How can we evaluate the broad social impacts of arts progra...
The article examines how the depiction of American suburbia in motion pictures illustrates the physi...
This article provides an overview of a research project investigating contemporary literary represen...
A wide-ranging consideration of the struggle between nature and culture in Australia, evident in its...
The article speculates towards reading the total 'event' of the theatrical version of Cloudstreet, i...
This article uses Manchester (England) as a case study to examine some relationships between the cit...
The city has long been the dominant setting of the Australian crime novel. The representations of th...
The article discusses the prominence of London in this 'Australian' novel. It examines the significa...
The locus of creative inspiration and production is commonly associated with either the dynamism of ...
This article began out of many train journeys from the author’s home in Eastern Sydney to various pa...
This article considers the question of whether creative workers demonstrate a preference for inner c...
The question of place has always been central to Australian fiction, both as a thematic element, but...
Brisbane, the capital city of Queensland, has catapulted from a small, provincial town to a larger m...
The article documents the urban dimension of Australia's immigration experience that, since the 1940...
From the beginning of the twentieth century, Sydney defined cosmopolitanism and modernity in the nat...
Can the arts change how we view cities? How can we evaluate the broad social impacts of arts progra...
The article examines how the depiction of American suburbia in motion pictures illustrates the physi...