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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 09, 1972

Page

2

The Australian People review by Donald Horne

A critique of Horne’s broad sweeping history The Australian People argues the work overreaches average readers rewards and omits voices of drovers wives and other key groups while highlighting New South Wales and Victoria at the expense of broader Australia The tone is cautious noting Horne’s optimistic late 1960s view and his reliance on prior scholarship.

Donald Horne Australia Horne Orner Eyre Nullabor Eden New South Wales Victoria New Zealand Western Australia Tasmania Queensland South Australia Cook Phillip Pacific Ocean Japan North America United States

Abacus SPHERE Books launches nonfiction Abacus series

Abacus SPHERE Books announces a new line of high quality nonfiction paperback titles. The first releases include John Hemming conquests of the Incas in Peru and works by Marcuse Millett Scaduto Aldred Huson Shah Mosley Velikovsky, with prices ranging from 1.40 to 3.85 dollars.

Sphere Books John Hemming Peru Prescott Vilcabamba Herbert Marcuse Kate Millett Anthony Scaduto Bob Dylan Cyril Aldred A ‘Akhenaten Egypt Paul Huson Idries Shah Nicholas Mosley Trotsky Mexico Immanuel Velikovsky

Two Views of a Whisk Handle in Polynesian Art

In Art and Life in Polynesia T Barrow presents many reproductions of Polynesian art. The book notes great cultural diversity yet a unifying characteristic: subtleties of human expression in stylised images carved in wood stone teeth or bark and bone. An excellent reference work.

Polynesia T. Barrow A. H A. W. Reed Dr Barrow Pacific Indian Oceans

The Flesheaters by David Ireland review flashpoint

Grim satire of modern Australia set in Merry Lands shows unemployed residents exploited by a sadistic landlord and a profit driven society. The review highlights Ireland’s jagged fragmented prose, dark humor, and a vision of a world where democracy and rights are myths, with progress named as the worst flesheater.

David Ireland Merry Lands Sydney O'Grady Archy Treland Ireland Australia God Employers’ Federation

Coleridge Named a Major Plagiarist in Damaged Archangel Study

The bicentenary of Samuel Taylor Coleridge is clouded by Norman Fruman's book Coleridge, the Damaged Archangel. Fruman argues Coleridge plagiarized widely from German and Scandinavian sources, challenging his reputation as a moral critic and original genius.

Biographia Literaria Coleridge

Fruman reasserts bio graphical criticism of Coleridge

Professor Fruman challenges the romantic myths of Coleridge’s originality. He argues Coleridge used Wordsworth as dominant influence, cobbled verses from many sources, and that biography offers better critical insight than practical or isolated methods. The book is thorough, well documented, and argues for revaluing poetic creation.

John Livingston Lowes Lowes Coleridge Fruman Jeremy Taylor Darwin Milton Wordsworth Rofpessor Frumann

Shape of Illusion review mocks pious publishing trend

A critical take on William E. Barrett’s The Shape of Illusion, contrasting it with The Lilies of the Field. The review questions Barrett’s character depth, portrays the novel as a weak, serial-like paperback, and condemns its exploitation of religion. It notes stereotypes, insults faith, and comments on Barrett’s troubling depictions, while also mentioning related architecture history reprint.

Irving Wallace William Barrett Wallace Barrett Hts

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