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Nicole Moore

Nicole Moore is co-editor of Australian Literature in the German Democratic Republic: Reading through the Iron Curtain (Anthem, 2016) and editor of Censorship and the Limits of the Literary: A Global View (Bloomsbury, 2015). She is working on a biography of Dorothy Hewett, funded by an Australian Research Council Future Fellowship at UNSW Canberra.

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UNSW Canberra

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Nicole Moore
Review of The Red Professor: The Cold War Life of Fred Rose

This biography of Marxist anthropologist and prominent Cold War figure Frederick Rose has diverse potential interest, not least because of its subject’s often surprising connections…

1 June 2016
Nicole Moore
‘A recognised trouble-maker wherever he goes’: Narrated Surveillance, Redacted Recognition and the International Reach of ASIO’s Cultural Cold War

Lilley is a Communist of many years standing and a recognised trouble-maker wherever he goes.’ So begins the dossier opening the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation…

1 November 2015
Nicole Moore
Impossible Literary Histories

‘The extent to which a notional Australia is at stake in new ventures in Australian literary history is … a timely and productive question. These…

1 October 2010
Nicole Moore
Remember Love and Struggle? Reading Jean Devanny’s Sugar Heaven in Contemporary Australian Contexts

Devanny’s novel Sugar Heaven was re-released in 2002 some 65 years after its first publication. The momentous historical and political changes since the time of…

1 May 2004
Nicole Moore
Obscene and Over Here : National Sex and the Love Me Sailor Obscenity Trial

On March 13 1946, Robert Close sat on a wooden bench in the Victorian Supreme Court, and listened to his novel being read aloud. Copies…

1 October 2002
Nicole Moore
Review of Authority and Influence: A ustralian Literary Criticism 1950-2000, edited by Delys Bird, Robert Dixon, and Christopher Lee

In a recent issue of the UK journal Australian Studies, David Callahan notes a shift towards foregrounding 'questions of hermeneutics and first principles' in…

1 May 2002