Too Far Everywhere: The Romantic Heroine in Nineteenth-century AustraliaThe deliberate exclusion of women's romances resulted in the development of an Australian culture based on a masculine bush ethos. In recovering previously neglected women's texts, Giles argues for a more inclusive and heterogeneous view. |
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... Melbourne with nothing but the “ old bureau ” and a piano . The novel is set in 1880 , the year of the first International Exhibition in Melbourne , and the events take place over a first cru- cial year , followed by a second year in ...
... Melbourne with nothing but the “ old bureau ” and a piano . The novel is set in 1880 , the year of the first International Exhibition in Melbourne , and the events take place over a first cru- cial year , followed by a second year in ...
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... Melbourne , 1970 , 1st publ . 1857 . Chads , Ellen Augusta . Tried As Pure Gold , And Other Tales . Cameron , Laing and Co. , Melbourne , 1882 . The Snowdrop's Message , And Other Tales . George Robertson , Melbourne , 1888 . Tracked By ...
... Melbourne , 1970 , 1st publ . 1857 . Chads , Ellen Augusta . Tried As Pure Gold , And Other Tales . Cameron , Laing and Co. , Melbourne , 1882 . The Snowdrop's Message , And Other Tales . George Robertson , Melbourne , 1888 . Tracked By ...
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... Melbourne , 1894 . Kirkham's Find . Penguin , Ringwood , 1988 , 1st publ . 1897 . Gay , Florence ( ed ) , In Praise of Australia : An Anthology in Prose and Verse . Constable and Co. , London , 1912 . Giles , Fiona ( ed ) , From The ...
... Melbourne , 1894 . Kirkham's Find . Penguin , Ringwood , 1988 , 1st publ . 1897 . Gay , Florence ( ed ) , In Praise of Australia : An Anthology in Prose and Verse . Constable and Co. , London , 1912 . Giles , Fiona ( ed ) , From The ...
Contents
Recovering the heroine | 1 |
Colonial Migration | 9 |
Making a New Space | 23 |
Copyright | |
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