Cultural Identity in Nineteenth-Century Australian Literature

Cultural Identity in Nineteenth-Century Australian Literature Criticism

• Introduction
• Representative Works
• Criticism: Overviews
  • Later Colonial c. 1850-1885
  • Literature, History, and Literary History: Perspectives on the Nineteenth Century in Australia
  • The Uncertain Self: Notes on the Development of Australian Literary Form
• Criticism: Poetry
  • Charles Harpur and the Early Australian Poets, 1810-1860
  • Verse, Satire, Drama; Essays and Criticism
  • Blue, Burnished Resistance
  • Introduction to Bards in the Wilderness: Australian Colonial Poetry to 1920
  • Crosscurrents, Cross-purposes
• Criticism: Fiction
  • The Fiction Fields of Australia
  • Fiction
  • Australian Literature
  • The Earliest Fiction
  • The Surrender to Truth in the Early Australian Novel
  • Fiction
  • SETTLERS, CONVICTS, AND EARLY NARRATIVE
  • ‘Weird Melancholy’: Inner and Outer Landscapes in Marcus Clarke's Stories
• Criticism: The Role Of Women Writers
  • Towards an Aesthetics of Australian Women's Fiction: My Brilliant Career and The Getting of Wisdom
  • Counterbalancing Doubts
  • The Social Tradition in Australian Women's Poetry
  • The Beginnings: Women and Journalism in the 1880s
• Further Reading