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Contents Issue 39 - 40, September 2006
Editor: Elizabeth McMahon
Guest editors: Nicole Moore and Michelle Arrow
This special double-issue of Australian Humanities Review comprises three extensive components:
Reviews: There are five new reviews in this section
Ecopoetics and the Ecological Humanities in Australia.
New Urgencies, edited by Nicole Moore and Michelle Arrow, presents four new essays that identify and engage with pressing questions in Australian culture and history. The essays originated in a one-day symposium on "New Urgencies in Australian Studies" in 2005, with contributions from Carole Ferrier, Victoria Haskins, Catherine Simpson and Michele Grossman.
Anne Galligan writes "Popular Fiction / Literary Fiction / Popular Fusions: a review of Ken Gelder's Popular Fiction: The Logics and Practices of the Literary Field
David Carter's Dispossession, Dreams and Diversity: Issues in Australian Studies is reviewed by Georgine Clarsen
In "Negotiating the Creative and the Critical" Peta Mitchell reviews Paul Dawson's Creative Writing and the New Humanities
Benjamin Miller reviews Maria Nugent's Botany Bay: Where Histories Meet
God's Willing Workers: Women and Religion in Australia by Anne O'Brien is reviewed by Jane Carey.
This edition of Eco humanities, edited by Deborah Rose is titled Ecopoetics and the Ecological Humanities in Australia.
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