Antipodean modernism : The retrodynamic arts of time management

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Giles, Paul. (2016). Antipodean modernism : The retrodynamic arts of time management. In In Morgan, Peter (Ed.). Text, translation, transnationalism : World literature in 21st century Australia pp. 115-136 Australian Scholarly Publishing.

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Authors	Giles, Paul
Editors	Morgan, Peter
Abstract	[Extract] The question of how transnationalism intersects with modernism is, of course, an issue that has been much discussed in recent times. In a 2008 PMLA essay on The New Modernist Studies," for instance, Douglas Mao and Rebecca Walkowitz wrote that a new emphasis on transnational exchange was "widely seen as crucially transformative" within this field.1 But the theme of Australasian or antipodean modernism that I want to address here is, I think, considerably more opaque and problematic.
Page range	115-136
Year	2016
Book title	Text, translation, transnationalism : World literature in 21st century Australia
Publisher	Australian Scholarly Publishing
Place of publication	Melbourne, VIC
ISBN	9781925333558
Publisher's version	License All rights reserved File Access Level Controlled
Output status	Published
Print	2016
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