Journal of the European Association for Studies on Australia [JEASA]

Festschrift in Honour of Prof. Werner Senn

Published under the auspices of Coolabah
        Vol 1, 2009
        ISSN 1988-5

    General Editor: Sue Ballyn

Guest Editors:
Anne Holden Rønning
Martin Leer

Introduction                                                       1

Lars Jensen,
“Australian Studies in Europe and the Omnipresent  Elephant.”   2-8

EASA history                                                    9-11

Global issues:  theory and literature

 Bill Ashcroft
“Beyond the Nation: Post-Colonial Hope.”            12-22

Xavier Pons
“Realigning the Spiritual Compass: Representations of  Terrorism in some Recent Australian Fiction.”                                                            23-34

Bruce Bennett
“Secret Agents and the Search for Truth.”            35-44

Graham Huggan
“Globaloney and the Australian Writer.”              45-63

Australian Studies and Texts

David Callahan
 “Their graves are green, they may be seen”:  Geoff  Page’s Visible Histories.”
                                                                         64-72

Martin Leer
 ““Dry and Upside Down” on Telegraph Wire: The  Geopoetics of the Line in Australian Poetry”                                                               73-89

Susan Ballyn
“La Australia Argentina: From ‘Terra Nullus’ to Terra  del Fuego.”        90-96

Anne Holden Rønning
“Cultural Encounters and Hyphenated People.”      97-107

Antonella Riem Natale
“Bruce Chatwin and the Aboriginal Story ‘Murgah Muggui’: Threading Songlines and Webs of Lives.”                                                           108-115

Gabriella Espak
 “Fallacies of Interpretation: Teaching Benang.”      116-125
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

                            UPDATED: 09/08/2008
                            COMMENTS TO: sueballyn@ub.edu