All Articles tagged uncanny

• Special Issues: scholarly article
  February 05, 2025 AEST
  Strange dreams and unforgiving landscapes: Australian Gothic and the prose poem
  Paul HetheringtonCassandra AthertonAlyson Miller

  This paper explores prose poems by various authors, examining how the Australian neo-Gothic subverts colonial narratives through its uncanny reinterpretation of the traditional Gothic form.

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• Special Issues: scholarly article
  December 01, 2024 AEST
  Inside the house of fiction: The creative-critical possibility of Gerald Murnane’s A Million Windows
  Reuben Mackey

  Through a reading of Gerald Murnane’s A Million Windows (2014), I propose a model for how a critic might read from within a literary text.

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• Special Issues: scholarly article
  October 30, 2019 AEST
  Peripheral hearing: ‘collaborative audio literature’ and the uncanny
  David McCooey

  This (self-exegetical) essay concerns ‘collaborative audio literature’, a form of asynchronous collaborative practice that brings together music, sound design, and literary texts.

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• Special Issues: scholarly article
  October 31, 2017 AEST
  The potential of the exegesis and the challenge of symbiosis
  Katrina FinlaysonJeri KrollAnnabelle Murphy

  The three contributors to this article believe that a symbiotic relationship between creative and critical aspects of a project function most effectively...

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• Scholarly articles
  October 30, 2011 AEST
  Home-spun songs of the subaltern: Writing race in fiction
  Mary-Ellen Stringer

  Language used to tell stories of difference is so saturated with overdetermined and proscriptive meaning that its efficacy in articulating the complexity of life at the margins has been compromised...

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