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Colonial Australian Fiction
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Table of Contents

Acknowledgements

Introduction: the colonial economy and the production of colonial character types

  • The reign of the squatter
  • Bushrangers
  • Colonial Australian detectives
  • Bush types and metropolitan types
  • The Australian girl
  • Works cited
    Index

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    By examining genre and character, this study explores how colonial Australian fiction influenced the colonies’ developing sense of identity.

    About the Author

    Ken Gelder is a professor of English and co-director of the Australian Centre at the University of Melbourne.

    Rachael Weaver is an ARC senior research fellow in English at the Australian Centre at the University of Melbourne.

    Reviews

    'An elegant and very informative review of character types in colonial Australian fiction ... Colonial Australian Fiction is an essential volume for anyone curious about Australian literary heritage.'
    *The Dictionary of Sydney*

    'For those researching, studying or teaching in the field of Australian literary studies, Colonial Australian Fiction makes an insightful, illuminating and necessary companion. Gelder’s and Weaver’s continued efforts in bringing such research to the fore are commendable.'
    *Journal of Postcolonial Writing*

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