ISSN 1327-9556
Articles in Vol. 17, Issue 1, 2013
Vol. 17, Issue 1, 2013
- EditorialNigel KrauthKevin BrophyDonna Lee Brien
- Does culture need explaining?Julian Meyrick
- When avatars attack! Anxiety, the creative act and the art of steamDarren Tofts
- Polyamorous ventriloquy: Loiterature as textual cruisingMarion May Campbell
- Silent reading: The read voiceStephanie Bishop
- Writing otherwise: A critical cosmopolitan approach to reflecting on writing and reading practices in fiction and non-fictionAnne Surma
- The Lonely Girl: Investigating the scholarly nexus of trauma life-writing and process in tertiary institutionsSue Joseph
- Artful life stories: Enriching creative writing practice through oral historyAriella van Luyn
- Writing the memoir of self-erasure: A practice-led exploration of constructing and deconstructing the coloniser-who-refusesPaul Williams
- Three stones : ‘Objectivism’ as poetic mode in Szymborska, Bonnefoy, and ChoiDan Disney
- TEXT prose and poetry April 2013Kate ElkingtonSian EllettAnne RutherfordAnonymous
- TEXT reviews April 2013Jeremy FisherDallas J BakerSue BondHelen GildfindLaurie HergenhanElizabeth Claire AlbertsTina GiannoukosJo LangdonJay Daniel ThompsonVictoria ReeveSandra Burr
Meyrick, Julian. 2013. “Does Culture Need Explaining?” TEXT 17 (1): 1–18. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.31070.