Bruce Dawe has often been typecast as a poet who has "not been able to go beyond the proleterian and ocker revolution" which he started. This book draws from post-structuralist and post-colonial theory to re-situate terms like "ocker" and "contemporary" and so offer a new reading of Dawe's poetry.
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"The book is finally a study worthy of its subject--a writer for whom inquiry, "the examined life," has always been paramount."--Antipodes
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Peter Kuch is currently Senior Lecturer in the School of English at The University of New South Wales. He has published numerous articles and reviews, two study guides, ghosted a novel, co-authored a book on Australian Writers, and written several scholarly books on Anglo-Irish literature.
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