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AD Hope

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ID5406970
NAMEAD Hope
GIVEN NAMESAD
FAMILY NAMEHope
SIGNATUREHOPE A
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS3
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT3
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1972
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1983
H-INDEX0
  • The 20th Anniversary of *ALS

    Open Access•Laurie Hergenhan, AD Hope et al.•ARTICLE•Australian Literary Studies•1983

    A.D. Hope, Leonie Kramer and Laurie Hergenhan discuss the significance of Australian Literary Studies and its contribution to the study and teaching of Australian Literature

  • The Provincial Muse 1888-1900

    Open Access•AD Hope, A D Hope•ARTICLE•Australian Literary Studies•1977

    This this is concerned mainly with the state of poetry in Australia at the end of the last century, and in particular with what was happening in the year 1888, the year in which England was surprised by no less than three anthologies of Australian poetry, all of which were a considerable success

  • Gwen Harwood and the Professors

    Open Access•AD Hope, A D Hope•ARTICLE•Australian Literary Studies•1972

    Gwen Harwood is always having fun with the professors but the professors seem rather wary of her; at any rate they hardly ever write about her and say what fun to read Gwen Harwood. I expect they are rather frightened of her because, while the most important and most neglected aspect of her work is its pervading sense of fun, it is a disturbing, if not a terrifying fun and it is apt to be aimed at critics, professors, editors and the literary men…

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  • Gwen Harwood and the Professors

    Open Access•AD Hope, A D Hope•ARTICLE•Australian Literary Studies•1972

    Gwen Harwood is always having fun with the professors but the professors seem rather wary of her; at any rate they hardly ever write about her and say what fun to read Gwen Harwood. I expect they are rather frightened of her because, while the most important and most neglected aspect of her work is its pervading sense of fun, it is a disturbing, if not a terrifying fun and it is apt to be aimed at critics, professors, editors and the literary men…

  • The Provincial Muse 1888-1900

    Open Access•AD Hope, A D Hope•ARTICLE•Australian Literary Studies•1977

    This this is concerned mainly with the state of poetry in Australia at the end of the last century, and in particular with what was happening in the year 1888, the year in which England was surprised by no less than three anthologies of Australian poetry, all of which were a considerable success

  • The 20th Anniversary of *ALS

    Open Access•Laurie Hergenhan, AD Hope et al.•ARTICLE•Australian Literary Studies•1983

    A.D. Hope, Leonie Kramer and Laurie Hergenhan discuss the significance of Australian Literary Studies and its contribution to the study and teaching of Australian Literature

Art (3 works) · Art history (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Australian History and Society (2 works) · Media studies (2 works) · American and British Literature Analysis (1 works) · Commonwealth, Australian Politics and Federalism (1 works) · Computer Science (1 works) · Contemporary Literature and Criticism (1 works) · Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies (1 works)

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