No. 13 (2014): Looking Back: Inspiration to Move On

Articles

• Looking Back: Inspiration to Move On

  Isabel Alonso Breto, Maria Grau Perejoan, Kathleen Hoyos, Bill Phillips, Cornelis Martin Renes

  i-iii

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• Nation, Identity, and Subjectivity in Globalizing Literature

  Yasue Arimitsu

  1-12

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• The grass that they cut and trample and dig out and sprout roots again”: The Spiritual Baptist Church in Earl Lovelace’s The Wine of Astonishment

  Maria Grau Perejoan

  13-21

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• Pacific Studies: Quo Vadis?

  Anne Holden Rønning

  22-32

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• Canadian Multiculturalism, Same as it ever Was?

  Kathleen Hoyos

  33-45

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• Standing the Test of Time – Barth and Ethnicity

  Eloise Hummell

  46-60

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• The World of Bullying: An Overview and Reflexion

  Gerard Martinez-Criado

  61-73

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• Vested Interests: the Place of Spanish in Australian Academia

  Alfredo Martínez-Expósito

  74-86

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• Memory Revisited in Julian Barnes's The Sense of an Ending

  Maricel Oró Piqueras

  87-95

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• The Rhetoric of Inferiority of African Slaves in John Fawcett’s Obi; or, Three-Fingered Jack (1800) Re-evaluated in Charlie Haffner’s Amistad Kata-Kata (1987)

  Ulrich Pallua

  96-106

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• The Dead Walk

  Bill Phillips, Marlene Mendoza

  107-117

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• Language and Bilingualism in Antigone Kefala’s Alexia (1995) and The Island (2002)

  Catalina Ribas Segura

  118-135

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• The Northern Territory Intervention: The Symbolic Value of ‘Authentic’ Indigeneity and Impoverishment, and the Interests of the (Progressive) Liberal Left

  Mitchell Rolls

  136-155

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• Memory: The Theatre of the Past

  John Ryan

  156-163

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• Beyond Nation? Ludwig Leichhardt’s Transnationalism

  Katrina Schlunke

  164-172

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• Colonialism’s Past and Present: Performing History at a Gold Rush Theme Park

  Virginia Watson

  173-184

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• “Applying a Straight Bat to Living”: Food for Life

  Francesc Llauradó i Duran

  185-238

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• “For Was I Not Born Here?” Identity and Culture in the Work of Yvonne du Fresne, by Anne Holden Rønning (2010)

  Paloma Fresno Calleja

  239-243

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• Travelling in Lawson's Tracks: A Review-Essay

  John Barnes

  244-254

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