Concrete Horizons : : Romantic Irony in the Poetry of David Malouf and Samuel Wagan Watson / / Ruth Barratt-Peacock.
This book uses the model theory as a new way to approach Romanticism in contemporary Australian literature. It explores a model of Romantic irony in the poetry of two contemporary Brisbane poets: David Malouf and the Indigenous author Samuel Wagan Watson. The ironic dialectic is applied to the probl...
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