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200 10$aConcrete Horizons $eRomantic Irony in the Poetry of David Malouf and Samuel Wagan Watson /$fRuth Barratt-Peacock, Robert Clarke, and others
205   $aFirst edition.
210  1$aBerlin :$cPeter Lang,$d2020.
215   $a1 online resource (288 pages)
225 0 $aMUSE: Munich Studies in English Series ;$vv.45.
311   $a3-631-81963-3 
327   $aContemporary Australian poetry - Australian literature - Suburban Australian literature City writing - Model theory - Australian Romanticism - Romantic irony - Spatial hermeneutics - David Malouf - Samuel Wagan Watson - Indigenous poetry - Aboriginal poetry - Brisbane writing - Place-making - Australian identity.
330   $aThis book uses the model theory as a new way to approach Romanticism in contemporary Australian literature. It explores a model of Romantic irony in the poetry of two contemporary Brisbane poets: David Malouf and the Indigenous author Samuel Wagan Watson. The ironic dialectic is applied to the problem of postcolonial place-making in their work.
410  0$aMUSE (Series) ;$vVolume 45.
517   $aConcrete Horizons
606   $aAustralian literature
615  0$aAustralian literature.
676   $a820.80994
700   $aBarratt-Peacock$b Ruth$f1988-$01251442
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