Critics, reviewers and Aboriginal writers

MeTAPHORS In dIALOGUe: FeMInIST LITeRARY cRITIcS, TRAnSLATORS And WRITeRS

This article seeks to investigate the changing perception of the term “translation” in feminist TS thanks to a continuous dialogue with other fields such as, feminist literary criticism, post-structuralism, postcolonial studies and cultural studies that have borrowed and utilised the notion of translation. “Translation” has become a “travelling concept” for feminist scholars who have utilized i...

Teaching with BlackWords: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Writers and Storytellers

Accessing BlackWords: Any member of the National Library of Australia, state libraries and many universities and educational institutions can access BlackWords and AustLit at http:// www.austlit.edu.au/BlackWords. All Australian schools have free access to AustLit and this will enable teachers to use the literature in their classrooms and encourage students to use the site in their own research...

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Rorty and His Critics

Revision Strategies of Student Writers and Experienced Adult Writers

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