National fictions: Literature, film, and the construction of Australian narrative

Graeme Turner

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Australian History and Society Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies Literature: history, themes, analysis

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Illustrations..Acknowledgements..Preface to the second edition..Introduction..1 National fictions: film, fiction and national culture..2 The Australian context: nature and society..3 The self in context..4 Characterisation and individualism..5 Representing the nation..6 Complications and conclusions..Afterword..References..Index

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