"The first major critical survey on Australian poetry, this volume investigates poetry's key role in debates around colonialism, nationalism, cultural diversity, and the environment. Individual chapters examine Aboriginal writing and the archive, print culture, poetry and activism, the verse novel, performance poetries, and electronic poetries"--
"The first major critical survey on Australian poetry, this volume investigates poetry's key role in debates around colonialism, nationalism, cultural diversity, and the environment. Individual chapters examine Aboriginal writing and the archive, print culture, poetry and activism, the verse novel, performance poetries, and electronic poetries"--
Contents Figures Acknowledgments Contributors Chronology Introduction Ann Vickery I. Change and Renewal: 1. Models of poet and nation Philip Mead 2. War, crisis and identity in Australian poetry Dan Disney 3. Cultivating Australian poetry through periodicals John Hawke II. Networks: 4. Above and below: sublime and gothic relations in nineteenth century Australian poetry Michael Farrell 5. Romanticism, sensibility, and colonial women poets Katie Hansord 6. Experiment and adaptation in Australia's modernist poetry Aidan Coleman 7. The postwar 'golden generation (1945-1965) Toby Davidson 8. Generation of '68 and a culture of revolution Corey Wakeling III. Authors: 9. High delicate outline: the poetry of Judith Wright Nicholas Birns 10. Burning Sappho: Gwen Harwood's Incendiary verse Ann-Marie Priest 11. Les Murray: ancient and modern David McCooey 12. Lionel Fogarty's poetics of address and negative lyric Dashiell Moore III. Embodied Poetics: 13. The strength of us as women': A Poetics of relationality and reckoning Natalie Harkin and Jeanine Leane 14. Country snarled/ in borders': spatial poetics in Asian Australian poetry Kim Cheng Boey 15. Australian poets in the countries of others' Louis Klee 16. Writing the Body Orchid Tierney 17. Not the poem: in media res John Kinsella IV. Expanding Form: 18. Hybrid Forms: the verse novel, prose poetry, and poetic biographies Cassandra Atherton and Paul Hetherington 19. Electronic, visual and sound poetries in Australia A. J. Carruthers.
Contents Figures Acknowledgments Contributors Chronology Introduction Ann Vickery I. Change and Renewal: 1. Models of poet and nation Philip Mead 2. War, crisis and identity in Australian poetry Dan Disney 3. Cultivating Australian poetry through periodicals John Hawke II. Networks: 4. Above and below: sublime and gothic relations in nineteenth century Australian poetry Michael Farrell 5. Romanticism, sensibility, and colonial women poets Katie Hansord 6. Experiment and adaptation in Australia's modernist poetry Aidan Coleman 7. The postwar 'golden generation (1945-1965) Toby Davidson 8. Generation of '68 and a culture of revolution Corey Wakeling III. Authors: 9. High delicate outline: the poetry of Judith Wright Nicholas Birns 10. Burning Sappho: Gwen Harwood's Incendiary verse Ann-Marie Priest 11. Les Murray: ancient and modern David McCooey 12. Lionel Fogarty's poetics of address and negative lyric Dashiell Moore III. Embodied Poetics: 13. The strength of us as women': A Poetics of relationality and reckoning Natalie Harkin and Jeanine Leane 14. Country snarled/ in borders': spatial poetics in Asian Australian poetry Kim Cheng Boey 15. Australian poets in the countries of others' Louis Klee 16. Writing the Body Orchid Tierney 17. Not the poem: in media res John Kinsella IV. Expanding Form: 18. Hybrid Forms: the verse novel, prose poetry, and poetic biographies Cassandra Atherton and Paul Hetherington 19. Electronic, visual and sound poetries in Australia A. J. Carruthers.
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