Fear and Temptation

Terry Goldie

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Literature: history, themes, analysis Indigenous Cultures and History Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies

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In Fear and Temptation, Terry Goldie reveals the striking similarity of images of native peoples in the white literature of Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Goldie shows this by examining more than 350 texts, from the narratives of early explorers to the fiction, poetry, and drama of later periods.

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