Hope’s Cave and the Spring Criticism Unveiled
A. D. Hope argues that poetry criticism reflects the critic’s craft more than poetry itself. The Cave and the Spring collects essays challenging university orthodoxy, urging critics to show mastery in prose, provide imaginative insights, and prove poetry has enduring value beyond scholastic jargon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Hope
Righy
Prica
Professor Hope
Pr Hope
Hiv
Parnassus
Clara
O Aly
T. 5
Eliot
Raya
Worthwtile
Hope
Canberra University
Melbourne University
Campa
Hee
Tig
Poe
Paet
Bowen tale is history Bowen's Court and family origins
Elizabeth Bowen traces the Bowen family from their 17th century Cromwellian settlement in Ireland to modern times. She links Bowens Irish fate, Bowen's Court's demolition, and a broader view of Anglo Irish identity shown through family records and social memory. Doris Blackwell and Douglas Lockwood reminisce about a prior era in Adelaide life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bowen
Ireland
Bowen
Cromwell
County Cork
Bowens
Trim Ap Owen
Nenew
Namie
Herry
Charmiet
Lyke
Mins Bowen
Ts Thins
Doris Blackwell
Adelaide
Morse Code Link to Life in the Outback Telegraph Era
In 1899 a father managed the repeater station at Alice Springs then called Stuart. The inland outback was sparse with only a pub, three houses, one white woman, a yearly camel train of stores, and a police camp as progress maps the lone frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Profissor Hope
Msg
Aulelade Central
Ausaria
Overland Telegraph
Alice Springs
Stuart
Todd River
Ann Bills
Doris Blackwell
Fife
Alice
Roumasian
Carpentaria
Harry Dutton
Talbot
Fura
Queen Victoria Lhd
The Science of Science and a Wartime Perspective
A composite review of Bernal’s The Social Function of Science and its 25 year relevance, summarizing essays by Nobelists and scientists on science policy and information flow, plus a transition to a broader cultural study of life in Australia’s frontier and the enduring value of scientific inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernal
Charley Snow
C.P
Loigia
Itn
Royal Society
Alexander King
CERN
Euratom
ELDO
Herbert Coblans
Adeta Coneres
aqSena
Industry
M. Korach
Wience of Science
D. J. de
J. D
Books: Three Australian novels and other new titles
The listing highlights The Fear by Thomas Keneally set in wartime Australia and focusing on a boy facing adult world fears, along with other works including The Edge of Nowhere Estelle and a thriller Snake Water by Alan Wilteme. Also noted is Nefertiti by Nicole Vidal Esa, detailing the legendary Egyptian queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kenealy
Australia
Estelle
Enki Inther
Sydney
Oversean
Alan Wilteme
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Maurice Dunlevy
Profesor Hope
L. J. Downer
Bowen’s Couit
Elizabeth Bowen
Longemms. Price Bb
Jans
Douglas Lockwood
Rigby Lad
Price
Hubert Cole Bren
Rawen
Crowe
Science OF Sciince
Mate Goldsmith
D Sayer
J. D. Bernaldit
P.M
CF Powell
Pirie
PRS
Gerafl Piel
Jean Battersby
Chtefs
Ypan
Horseshoe Bend
Ally Pictu
Promir
BELL
Voilin and
Phelan
Verity Hewitt
Garema Arcade
Insaie
Petra
Freandine
Nchnit
Canberra City
Educational Department
Scripture Union Rally
Bible House
Garema Place
Canberra
Rev
D. Wilson
Nertonera Union
Sumfay
Saceis
Church Missionary Society
THE
Ronald Knox
British & Foreign Bible Society
Mementet Bite Bone
Games Pines
Civic
Omry Bundey Mornieg
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