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Rambling in Overdrive: Travelling through Tasmanian Literature

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posted on 2023-05-25, 22:49 authored by CA CranstonCA Cranston
The paper examines 'Creativity and Innovation' in Tasmania; it questions the notion of 'originality'; Tasmanian literature is accused of inscribing history onto geography and reconfiguring the landscape. Duplicity provides the motif for an investigation of University of Tasmania academics who are also artists.

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Publication title

Tasmanian Historical Studies

Volume

8

Article number

2

Number

2

Pagination

28-39

ISSN

1324-048X

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  • Published

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Literature and the Environment; ecocriticism

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    Literature and ecocriticismErn MalleyCynthia ReedWilliam BoothMax HarrisJames McAuleyAngry PenguinsMarco PoloHal PorterTim BowdenC.J.KochWilliam GouldRichard FlanaganGould's Book of FishJohn MitchelMatthew KnealeHenry SaveryPeter ConradVivian SmithGraeme HetheringtonMargaret ScottLouisa MeredithTim BonyhadyDavid BurnMount Field National Park: Pete HaySir Russell BraddonArthur RiverOlegas TruchanasPeter DombrovskisLloyd RobsonLake PedderBob BrownClive SansomFranklin River DamVicki RaymondKaren BrownJim EverettKuti Kina CaveWeedy SeadragonLeafy Sea DragonAbt RailwayHeritage HighwayPremier Jim Bacon

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