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War poetry

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  • Related subjects (10)

Articles

  • J. T. Laird
    Australian Poetry of the First World War: A Survey

    Australian poetry of the First World War began with a flood of patriotic verse, similar in sentiment to the verse that flowed during 1914 and…

    1 May 1970
  • Shirley Walker
    The Boer War: Paterson, Abbott, Brennan, Miles Franklin and Morant

    Discusses Australian literary responses to the Boer War. including Banjo Paterson's dispatches from the Front and J.H. Abbott's first-hand account as a soldier reflect and…

    1 October 1985
  • Andrew Taylor
    War Poetry: Myth as De-formation and Re-formation

    In his Introduction to Shadows from Wire Geoff Page remarks that 'rarely since the 1914-18 war ended has Australian interest in it been higher' and…

    1 October 1985
  • Peter Pierce
    Perceptions of the Enemy in Australian War Literature

    The essay examines the literary consequences of an Australian need for an enemy in the nation-building and myth-making process, and traces how perceptions of the…

    1 October 1985

Contributors

  • J. T. Laird
  • Peter Pierce
  • Andrew Taylor
  • Shirley Walker

Related subjects

  • Australian war literature
  • Nationalism
  • World War I
  • 19th Century Women Writers
  • A.B. 'Banjo' Paterson
  • Australian literature - Comparisons with overseas literature
  • Australian myths
  • Boer War
  • Christopher Brennan
  • Miles Franklin
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