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Showing posts with label The abuses of literary history. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The abuses of literary history. Show all posts

Sunday, July 3, 2011

Literary History and its criticisms as mises en abyme

Reading from a distance: J.F Vernay's Panorama of Australian Literary History

Vernay on Grunge fiction and the theme of sexual predation
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I completed a PhD mid 2009 on Australian grunge fiction, its pre- and postcursors. The thesis reappraised Grunge fiction in terms of the transformations of Australian political culture in the 1980s-90s. It looked at the Neoliberalisation of Australian Labourism during the Hawke-Keating period, and how this project was narativised. I'm involved in local environmental projects and in a previous life played keyboards in various Sydney inner-western bands.
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