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Ivor Indyk

Biographic Data

ID2514786
NAMEIvor Indyk
GIVEN NAMESIvor
FAMILY NAMEIndyk
SIGNATUREINDYK I
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS1
WORKS AS AUTHOR5
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1986
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1995
H-INDEX1
  • Looking Beyond the Subject

    Open Access•Ivor Indyk•ARTICLE•Australian Literary Studies•1995

    As so much of the discussion about Australian culture, in literary and allied fields, is now coming through the medium of biography, this latest parcel of biographical offerings presents an opportunity to see how well the genre is performing. Of course the form is only as good as its practitioners will allow it to be. Putting aside for one moment Mary Lord's biography of Hal Porter, which relies heavily on anecdotal evidence and the testimony of …

  • Pastoral and Priority

    Ivor Indyk•ARTICLE•New Literary History•1993•Cited by: 1

    L'auteur retrace l'evolution des modes de representation de l'aborigene dans la pastorale australienne - de la vision purement colonialiste a un ideal d'hybridite culturelle

  • Assimilation or Appropriation

    Open Access•Ivor Indyk•ARTICLE•Australian Literary Studies•1992

    In his introduction to the anthology of Aboriginal poetry, Inside Black Australia, Kevin Gilbert writes: 'Aboriginal poetry rattles, flings and bends the chains and rules of verse, sometimes in a remarkable manner. But within each bending one can see the cyclical incantation, the emotional mnemonics, the substance from which Aboriginal poetry is made' (xvi). In this formulation Aboriginal poetry is seen as revolutionary and traditional at the sam…

  • A.B. Facey’s Australian Autobiography

    Open Access•Ivor Indyk•ARTICLE•Australian Literary Studies•1987

    Argues that Faceyâ s autobiography shows â just how persuasive the art of understatement is â ¦ in the writing of this ordinary Australian, addressing the larger issues of life with the simple means afforded by his cultureâ (38)

  • Reading Men Like Signboards

    Open Access•Ivor Indyk•ARTICLE•Australian Literary Studies•1986

    Indyk attempts to show how â the recognition of complexity and diversity is at the same time an assertion of the principles of social equalityâ . Because Tom Collins attributes value to the smallest objects in the novel, refusing to implement a hierarchy, he becomes the person most able to interpret the diversity of the bush. The diversity of his social â partsâ allows no escape from the claims of social equality and moral responsibility

  • Pastoral and Priority

    Ivor Indyk•ARTICLE•New Literary History•1993•Cited by: 1

    L'auteur retrace l'evolution des modes de representation de l'aborigene dans la pastorale australienne - de la vision purement colonialiste a un ideal d'hybridite culturelle

  • Reading Men Like Signboards

    Open Access•Ivor Indyk•ARTICLE•Australian Literary Studies•1986

    Indyk attempts to show how â the recognition of complexity and diversity is at the same time an assertion of the principles of social equalityâ . Because Tom Collins attributes value to the smallest objects in the novel, refusing to implement a hierarchy, he becomes the person most able to interpret the diversity of the bush. The diversity of his social â partsâ allows no escape from the claims of social equality and moral responsibility

  • A.B. Facey’s Australian Autobiography

    Open Access•Ivor Indyk•ARTICLE•Australian Literary Studies•1987

    Argues that Faceyâ s autobiography shows â just how persuasive the art of understatement is â ¦ in the writing of this ordinary Australian, addressing the larger issues of life with the simple means afforded by his cultureâ (38)

  • Assimilation or Appropriation

    Open Access•Ivor Indyk•ARTICLE•Australian Literary Studies•1992

    In his introduction to the anthology of Aboriginal poetry, Inside Black Australia, Kevin Gilbert writes: 'Aboriginal poetry rattles, flings and bends the chains and rules of verse, sometimes in a remarkable manner. But within each bending one can see the cyclical incantation, the emotional mnemonics, the substance from which Aboriginal poetry is made' (xvi). In this formulation Aboriginal poetry is seen as revolutionary and traditional at the sam…

  • Pastoral and Priority

    Ivor Indyk•ARTICLE•New Literary History•1993•Cited by: 1

    L'auteur retrace l'evolution des modes de representation de l'aborigene dans la pastorale australienne - de la vision purement colonialiste a un ideal d'hybridite culturelle

  • Looking Beyond the Subject

    Open Access•Ivor Indyk•ARTICLE•Australian Literary Studies•1995

    As so much of the discussion about Australian culture, in literary and allied fields, is now coming through the medium of biography, this latest parcel of biographical offerings presents an opportunity to see how well the genre is performing. Of course the form is only as good as its practitioners will allow it to be. Putting aside for one moment Mary Lord's biography of Hal Porter, which relies heavily on anecdotal evidence and the testimony of …

Sociology (5 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Art (3 works) · History (3 works) · History (3 works) · Literature (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Art history (2 works) · Australian History and Society (2 works)

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