International Milestones
Articles by Bill Manhire, John Kinsella, Jeri Kroll, Nigel Krauth, Christopher Kelen, Antoni Jach, Kenneth Chan, Kevin Brophy, Donna Lee Brien, Catherine Padmore, Peter Wise, Inez Baranay
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This paper is based on a keynote address delivered on 23 November 2001 at the AAWP Conference,
Writing Realities: The State of the Art, University of Canberra, Australia.
- Scholarly articlesThis paper is based on a keynote address delivered on 24 November2001 at the AAWP Conference, Writing Realities: The State of the Art ,University of Canberra, Australia.
- Scholarly articlesThe title of this paper is meant to be problematic. Why should we have to prove the value of what Australian writer-academics and their students produce?...
- Scholarly articlesPrefacing involves an explicatory introduction to a reading of a work. Current student exegetical activity reinvigorates the territory of the preface - a significant territory of information, perspective and debate.
- Scholarly articlesThe point of this paper is to make an argument for an explicit pedagogy in creative writing directed at the English as a foreign language classroom.
Many teachers who are writers feel they don't need to be taught how to teach. It is often assumed that a good writer will be a good teacher...
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It has become possible for talented writers to begin their apprenticeship as undergraduates and progress through higher degrees to become teachers, to continue their writing yet never leave the campus.
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When I find myself inside a prose poem, I find that there there is, as in prose, narratives, even possible novels - but the narrative is never the point...
- Scholarly articlesDebates about whether any writing is "true" and the relationship between literature and life have been current since Plato and Aristotle battled this out in The Republic and Poetics...
- Scholarly articlesMuch of our cultural heritage has been written on paper and bound into books, in which we attempt to capture our lives in history and fiction. Yet paper is fragile...
- Scholarly articlesThe possibility of writing is perhaps not as the duplication of life but as our imagining, our dreaming of life, as the duplication that language makes of itself.
- Scholarly articlesThere are things you had better not speak of. There are words that cannot be heard without a jolt of attitude and words that are laden with prejudice and experience.