The Circulation of Iranian Texts around the World: The Appearance of a Transnational Iranian Publishing Industry?
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- Australian Humanities Review, 2017, n. 62, p. 157
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Works matching IS 18358063 AND DT 2017
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Between the World and the Work: Civilisational Analysis in World Literature Studies.
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- Australian Humanities Review, 2017, n. 62, p. 135
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Transnationalism in the Analysis of Global Refugee Movements: The Case of the Second World War Polish Jews in Shanghai.
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- Australian Humanities Review, 2017, n. 62, p. 111
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Form, Frame and Allegory in Recent Transnational Short Fictions.
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- Australian Humanities Review, 2017, n. 62, p. 98
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The Political Aesthetics of Detachment: Modernism, Autonomy and the Idea of the Transnational.
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- Australian Humanities Review, 2017, n. 62, p. 79
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Houellebecq's Occidentalism.
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- Australian Humanities Review, 2017, n. 62, p. 65
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Transnation and the Postcolonial City.
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- Australian Humanities Review, 2017, n. 62, p. 46
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The Roz Ward Case: Reflections on Social Media, University Management and Free Speech.
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- Australian Humanities Review, 2017, n. 62, p. 26
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Encountering the Horse: Initial Reactions of Aboriginal Australians to a Domesticated Animal.
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- Australian Humanities Review, 2017, n. 62, p. 1
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The Mother's Day Protest and Other Fictocritical Essays.
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- 2017
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- Book Review
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Artist at Work: Proximity of Art and Capitalism.
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- Book Review
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Collecting Bones: Japanese Missions for the Repatriation of War Remains and the Unfinished Business of the Asia-Pacific War.
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- Australian Humanities Review, 2017, n. 61, p. 145
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Australian Literature in the German Democratic Republic: Reading Through the Iron Curtain.
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- 2017
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- Book Review
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Revisiting the Haunted Past: Christine Piper's After Darkness.
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- 2017
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- Literary Criticism
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After Apology: The Remains of the Past.
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- Australian Humanities Review, 2017, n. 61, p. 129
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'Sorry, above All, that I can Make Nothing Right': Public Apology in Judith Wright.
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- Australian Humanities Review, 2017, n. 61, p. 160
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Eating the Ocean.
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- 2017
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- Book Review
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Unfinished Business in (Post)Reconciliation Australia.
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- Australian Humanities Review, 2017, n. 61, p. 74
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Preface: Unfinished Business: Apology Cultures in the Asia Pacific.
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- Australian Humanities Review, 2017, n. 61, p. 48
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Mise En Scène and Film Style: From Classical Hollywood to New Media Art.
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- 2017
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- Book Review
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Neither Nationalists nor Universalists: Rex Ingamells and the Jindyworobaks.
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- Australian Humanities Review, 2017, n. 61, p. 1
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Introduction: Unfinished Business.
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- Australian Humanities Review, 2017, n. 61, p. 51
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A Post-Apology Carceral Regime: Encountering Refugee Art in Australia.
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- Australian Humanities Review, 2017, n. 61, p. 94
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Antipodean Dream, Antipodean Nightmare: Spatial Ideology and Justin Kurzel's Snowtowgn.
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- 2017
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- Film/TV Criticism and Review