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  1. Writing in hope and fear
    literature as politics in postwar Australia
    Autor*in: Mclaren, John D.
    Erschienen: 1996
    Verlag:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    For most of the postwar period, Australian literary debate was marked by the division between radical nationalists on the Left and cultural conservatives on the Right. John McLaren's broad cultural history traces the origins of these conflicts,... mehr

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    For most of the postwar period, Australian literary debate was marked by the division between radical nationalists on the Left and cultural conservatives on the Right. John McLaren's broad cultural history traces the origins of these conflicts, discusses key literary works and major journals, and focuses on the individuals involved in various sagas and struggles. McLaren shows that writing became a form of politics itself, expressing either hope or fear about the revolution that was perceived to be imminent, as well as reflecting society more broadly. The work of politically committed writers is closely examined, as is the response to ostensibly unpolitical writers. McLaren also considers the new journalism and the work of younger poets. He shows that it was not until the changes brought by the 1960s and the Whitlam government that literature was truly freed from these constraints

     
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    Schlagworte: Geschichte; Politik; Australian literature / 20th century / History and criticism; Authors, Australian / 20th century / Political and social views; Politics and literature / Australia / History / 20th century; Politik; Literatur
    Umfang: 1 online resource (ix, 245 pages)
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    Prologue: The Trials of Robert Close and Frank Hardy -- 1. Modernism and Nationalism: Jindyworobaks, Angry Penguins, Meanjin and other Weird Creatures -- 2. Literary Conflicts and Failed Vision: Overland and the Realist Writers Groups -- 3. The Community of Overland: Lambert, Morrison, Waten, Hewett and Martin -- 4. Conspiring for Freedom: The Australian Association for Cultural Freedom -- 5. The Mission of Quadrant: James McAuley and Voices from the Right -- 6. Cold War on Writing: Attacks on Writers and Struggles for Funds -- 7. Proprietors at War: New Journalism in the Lucky Country -- 8. New Little Magazines: Religious Prospect and Secular Dissent -- 9. Opening the Pages: The Subsidized Journals, 1964-72 -- 10. From Rhetoric to Eloquence: The Generation of '68
  2. Writing in hope and fear
    literature as politics in postwar Australia
    Autor*in: Mclaren, John D.
    Erschienen: 1996
    Verlag:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    For most of the postwar period, Australian literary debate was marked by the division between radical nationalists on the Left and cultural conservatives on the Right. John McLaren's broad cultural history traces the origins of these conflicts,... mehr

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    For most of the postwar period, Australian literary debate was marked by the division between radical nationalists on the Left and cultural conservatives on the Right. John McLaren's broad cultural history traces the origins of these conflicts, discusses key literary works and major journals, and focuses on the individuals involved in various sagas and struggles. McLaren shows that writing became a form of politics itself, expressing either hope or fear about the revolution that was perceived to be imminent, as well as reflecting society more broadly. The work of politically committed writers is closely examined, as is the response to ostensibly unpolitical writers. McLaren also considers the new journalism and the work of younger poets. He shows that it was not until the changes brought by the 1960s and the Whitlam government that literature was truly freed from these constraints Prologue: The Trials of Robert Close and Frank Hardy -- 1. Modernism and Nationalism: Jindyworobaks, Angry Penguins, Meanjin and other Weird Creatures -- 2. Literary Conflicts and Failed Vision: Overland and the Realist Writers Groups -- 3. The Community of Overland: Lambert, Morrison, Waten, Hewett and Martin -- 4. Conspiring for Freedom: The Australian Association for Cultural Freedom -- 5. The Mission of Quadrant: James McAuley and Voices from the Right -- 6. Cold War on Writing: Attacks on Writers and Struggles for Funds -- 7. Proprietors at War: New Journalism in the Lucky Country -- 8. New Little Magazines: Religious Prospect and Secular Dissent -- 9. Opening the Pages: The Subsidized Journals, 1964-72 -- 10. From Rhetoric to Eloquence: The Generation of '68

     
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    Schlagworte: Politics and literature; Authors, Australian; Australian literature; Australian literature ; 20th century ; History and criticism; Authors, Australian ; 20th century ; Political and social views; Politics and literature ; Australia ; History ; 20th century; Australia ; Politics and government ; 1945-
    Umfang: 1 Online-Ressource (ix, 245 pages), digital, PDF file(s)
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  3. Writing in hope and fear
    literature as politics in postwar Australia
    Autor*in: McLaren, John D.
    Erschienen: 1996
    Verlag:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    For most of the postwar period, Australian literary debate was marked by the division between radical nationalists on the Left and cultural conservatives on the Right. John McLaren's broad cultural history traces the origins of these conflicts,... mehr

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    For most of the postwar period, Australian literary debate was marked by the division between radical nationalists on the Left and cultural conservatives on the Right. John McLaren's broad cultural history traces the origins of these conflicts, discusses key literary works and major journals, and focuses on the individuals involved in various sagas and struggles. McLaren shows that writing became a form of politics itself, expressing either hope or fear about the revolution that was perceived to be imminent, as well as reflecting society more broadly. The work of politically committed writers is closely examined, as is the response to ostensibly unpolitical writers. McLaren also considers the new journalism and the work of younger poets. He shows that it was not until the changes brought by the 1960s and the Whitlam government that literature was truly freed from these constraints.

     
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    Schlagworte: Literatur; Politik
    Umfang: 1 Online-Ressource (ix, 245 pages)
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  4. Writing in hope and fear
    literature as politics in postwar Australia
    Autor*in: Mclaren, John D.
    Erschienen: 1996
    Verlag:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    For most of the postwar period, Australian literary debate was marked by the division between radical nationalists on the Left and cultural conservatives on the Right. John McLaren's broad cultural history traces the origins of these conflicts,... mehr

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    For most of the postwar period, Australian literary debate was marked by the division between radical nationalists on the Left and cultural conservatives on the Right. John McLaren's broad cultural history traces the origins of these conflicts, discusses key literary works and major journals, and focuses on the individuals involved in various sagas and struggles. McLaren shows that writing became a form of politics itself, expressing either hope or fear about the revolution that was perceived to be imminent, as well as reflecting society more broadly. The work of politically committed writers is closely examined, as is the response to ostensibly unpolitical writers. McLaren also considers the new journalism and the work of younger poets. He shows that it was not until the changes brought by the 1960s and the Whitlam government that literature was truly freed from these constraints Prologue: The Trials of Robert Close and Frank Hardy -- 1. Modernism and Nationalism: Jindyworobaks, Angry Penguins, Meanjin and other Weird Creatures -- 2. Literary Conflicts and Failed Vision: Overland and the Realist Writers Groups -- 3. The Community of Overland: Lambert, Morrison, Waten, Hewett and Martin -- 4. Conspiring for Freedom: The Australian Association for Cultural Freedom -- 5. The Mission of Quadrant: James McAuley and Voices from the Right -- 6. Cold War on Writing: Attacks on Writers and Struggles for Funds -- 7. Proprietors at War: New Journalism in the Lucky Country -- 8. New Little Magazines: Religious Prospect and Secular Dissent -- 9. Opening the Pages: The Subsidized Journals, 1964-72 -- 10. From Rhetoric to Eloquence: The Generation of '68

     
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    Schlagworte: Politics and literature; Authors, Australian; Australian literature; Australian literature ; 20th century ; History and criticism; Authors, Australian ; 20th century ; Political and social views; Politics and literature ; Australia ; History ; 20th century; Australia ; Politics and government ; 1945-
    Umfang: 1 Online-Ressource (ix, 245 pages), digital, PDF file(s)
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