Expanding Australian Literary History Through Geography: Repression, Recovery, Re-writing

Authors

  • Emily Potter Deakin University
  • Brigid Magner RMIT University

Keywords:

place names, regions, assemblage, literary geography

Abstract

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Author Biographies

Emily Potter, Deakin University

Senior LecturerAssociate Head of School (Research)Deakin University

Brigid Magner, RMIT University

Senior Lecturer in Literary studiesSchool of Media & Communication 

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Rose, D. B. (1997) ‘Dark Times and Excluded Bodies in the Colonisation of Australia.’ In Gray, G. and Winter, C. (eds) The Resurgence of Racism: Howard, Hanson and the Race Debate. Clayton, Vic.: Monash Publications in History, pp. 99-116.

Watson, I. (2009) ‘Sovereign spaces, caring for country and the homeless position of Aboriginal peoples.’ South Atlantic Quarterly, 108(1), pp. 27-51.

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Published

2018-02-11

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Thinking Space