Add to ORKG[Extract] Towards Dream Stuff. The title of David Malouf's first collection of short fiction, Antipodes (1985), specified a capacious geographic setting. This was European, specifically contemptuous British colony shorthand for Australia, Malouf's native country. Yet, his title implied, opposite of what? Malouf showed himself more concerned with the particulars of a world disparaged sometimes as new than with critical contrasts between it and the parent cultures of Europe. For Malouf's prose fiction, from Johnno (1975) to the present, has revealed him to be, by intuition and craft, a maker of metaphors and seldom an ironist or satirist
A book on civilisation should very likely be full of wonderful lies, and a book on Australia would s...
Contains an afterword to The Dream and the Reality, an unpublished literary work by John McLaren on ...
Contains an introduction to The Dream and the Reality, an unpublished literary work by John McLaren ...
[Extract] Towards Dream Stuff. The title of David Malouf's first collection of short fiction, Antipo...
This article uses a discussion of David Malouf's novel 'An Imaginary Life' to explore the way that A...
Central to David Malouf's fiction is the importance of individual perception and interpretation in ...
Philip Neilsen sees that in Malouf’s works ‘nationality’ or ‘Australian-ness’ are the most prominent...
This article uses a discussion of David Malouf's novel ;An Imaginary Life' to explore notions of exi...
Much of David Malouf’s writing enacts what may be referred to as 'spatial memory'. His poetry utilis...
Philip Neilsen sees that in Malouf’s works ‘nationality’ or ‘Australian-ness’ are the most prominent...
The most striking aspect of David Malouf’s life in letters is the multiplicity of forms it has taken...
Skripsi ini memaparkan hasil analisis novel yang berjudul An Imaginary Life karya David Malouf. Foku...
This personal reading of David Malouf's poetry during fifty years ranges from his earliest dramatic ...
Contains the fourth chapter of The Dream and the Reality, an unpublished literary work by John McLar...
This paper studies David Malouf’s critique of Western strategies of settlement and exploration in hi...
A book on civilisation should very likely be full of wonderful lies, and a book on Australia would s...
Contains an afterword to The Dream and the Reality, an unpublished literary work by John McLaren on ...
Contains an introduction to The Dream and the Reality, an unpublished literary work by John McLaren ...
[Extract] Towards Dream Stuff. The title of David Malouf's first collection of short fiction, Antipo...
This article uses a discussion of David Malouf's novel 'An Imaginary Life' to explore the way that A...
Central to David Malouf's fiction is the importance of individual perception and interpretation in ...
Philip Neilsen sees that in Malouf’s works ‘nationality’ or ‘Australian-ness’ are the most prominent...
This article uses a discussion of David Malouf's novel ;An Imaginary Life' to explore notions of exi...
Much of David Malouf’s writing enacts what may be referred to as 'spatial memory'. His poetry utilis...
Philip Neilsen sees that in Malouf’s works ‘nationality’ or ‘Australian-ness’ are the most prominent...
The most striking aspect of David Malouf’s life in letters is the multiplicity of forms it has taken...
Skripsi ini memaparkan hasil analisis novel yang berjudul An Imaginary Life karya David Malouf. Foku...
This personal reading of David Malouf's poetry during fifty years ranges from his earliest dramatic ...
Contains the fourth chapter of The Dream and the Reality, an unpublished literary work by John McLar...
This paper studies David Malouf’s critique of Western strategies of settlement and exploration in hi...
A book on civilisation should very likely be full of wonderful lies, and a book on Australia would s...
Contains an afterword to The Dream and the Reality, an unpublished literary work by John McLaren on ...
Contains an introduction to The Dream and the Reality, an unpublished literary work by John McLaren ...
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