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|a Middlebrow Modernism :
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|a Intro -- Half title -- Title -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Introduction Middlebrow Modernism: Negotiating Settler-colonial Modernity, Regional Cosmopolitanism and Liberal Humanism -- Eleanor Dark and Interwar Australia -- Regional Cosmopolitanism -- Settler-colonial Modernity -- Eleanor Dark and the Transnational Turn -- Relational and Uneven -- Middlebrow Modernism -- Middlebrow Modernism in Interwar Australia -- Mapping Eleanor Dark's Middlebrow Modernism
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|a "Whether You Deal in Books or Peanut Brittle": Writing for the Popular Market in Eleanor Dark's 1920s Magazine Fiction and Slow Dawning (1932) -- Reframing Eleanor Dark's 1920s Fiction -- Technological Modernity -- The Modern Woman -- "The Ladies' Circulating Library": Eleanor Dark and Her Father -- "My Unspeakable Slow Dawning" -- A New Kind of Citizen: The Middle-class, Professional Woman -- The Changing Nature of Marriage and Romance -- Valerie and the "Army of Women": The Individual and the Collective -- The Technical Expert -- Race and Class -- Conclusion
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|a "A Masterpiece of Camouflage": Australian Modernism and Prelude to Christopher (1934) -- Reading Modernism and Modernity into Cultural Nationalism -- Eugenics, Modernism and the Modern Woman -- Stylistic Hybridity in Prelude to Christopher -- The Quarantined Island -- Prelude to Christopher and the Middlebrow -- Prelude to Christopher and Racial Otherness -- Conclusion: "Portrait of Linda" -- "Like the Lens of a Camera": Commercial Culture, Settler Belonging and Middlebrow Modernism in Return to Coolami (1936) -- Modernism and its Relations -- Return to Coolami and mass culture -- Settler Vision
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|a Modern(ist) Vision -- Seeing in Motion -- Adjusted Vision -- Middlebrow Modernist Time and Memory -- Modernist Timelessness -- Ambivalence About Modernity -- Conclusion -- "The Everlasting Voice of Man": Modernist Aesthetic Utopianism and Sun Across the Sky (1937) -- "Writers of the Individualistic and Liberalizing Type" -- Sun Across the Sky and the Artist -- Vitalism and Art -- Mass Civilisation -- The Middlebrow Cultural Critic -- Mapping the Community -- The Threat of the Global -- The Limits of Aesthetic Utopianism -- The Ethics of the Middlebrow Novel -- Conclusion
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|a "The Vast, the Bewildering, the Menacing Problems of all Humanity": Regional Cosmopolitanism and the Political Middlebrow in Waterway (1938) -- Cosmopolitan Humanism -- Regional Cosmopolitanism -- "Let's Go and Join the Revolution": Aesthetic Utopianism and Politics -- Ethical Encounters and the Face-to-face -- Aesthetic Utopianism and the Second World War -- Sydney Harbour and Interwar Modernity: "Haled With Glamour and Romance" -- "A Menace, a Terror, Death Waiting" -- Conclusion -- "An Exercise in Imagination": The Limits of Empathy in The Timeless Land (1941)
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|a Eleanor Dark (1901-1985) is one of Australia's most significant novelists, and her work is currently enjoying a revival of critical interest. This book will provide the first sole-authored critical survey of Dark's fiction to be published in over four decades. Focusing on Dark's ten novels - Slow Dawning (1932), Prelude to Christopher (1934), Return to Coolami (1936), Sun Across the Sky (1937), Waterway (1938), The Timeless Land (1941), The Little Company (1945), Storm of Time (1948), No Barrier (1953) and Lantana Lane (1959) - as well as other writings that have tended to be overlooked, such as her juvenilia, magazine fiction, and unpublished manuscripts, this book will position Dark's work as important for the study of Australian literature, global modernism and world literature.
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