Against the theoretical background of the ongoing research on 'antipodean' literautre and culture, this essay examines Jack Maggs (1997) by the Australian novelist Peter Carey, one of the most remarkable examples of postcolonial texts “writing back” to the English literary canon which particularly invites speculation on the multifaceted paradigm of the antipodes within the cultural frame of British-Australian relations.
"Antipodean Perspectives in Peter Carey's Jack Maggs"
SQUEO, Maddalena Alessandra
2011-01-01
Abstract
Against the theoretical background of the ongoing research on 'antipodean' literautre and culture, this essay examines Jack Maggs (1997) by the Australian novelist Peter Carey, one of the most remarkable examples of postcolonial texts “writing back” to the English literary canon which particularly invites speculation on the multifaceted paradigm of the antipodes within the cultural frame of British-Australian relations.File in questo prodotto:
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