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Irishness as a Literary Condition: Australia and its Irish Reading and Writing Community

Bibliographic Notes on Selected Irish-Australian Writers

Introduction: The Uses of Irish-Australian Literature

Defining the Field of Irish-Australian Literature: Challenges and Conundrums

‘Ourselves Alone’? Encounters Between the Irish Literary Revival and Australian Settler-Modernisms, ca. 1913–1919

Vincent Buckley, Colonialism and the Problem of Irish-Australian Identity

Writing the Irish-Australian Self: Life-Writers and Irish Stereotypes, 1870-2000

Conceptualising Irish-Aboriginal Writing

Blood and Names: Spectres of Irishness in Ruth Park’s *The Harp in the South* Trilogy

From the Harp of Erin to Erin of the Harp with Thomas Keneally

Irish-Australian Literature: Ghosts, Genealogy, Tradition

Irish Republicanism and the Colonial Australian Bushranger Narrative

An Irish Conflict in *Bring Larks and Heroes*

Irish Protestant Colonialism and Educational Ideology in Australia:** **Hannah Boyd’s *Letters on Education* (1848)

Early Evidence for ‘Bushranger’ and ‘Croppy’

Shrouded Histories: Outlaw and Lawmaker, Republican Politics and Women’s Interests

Antipodal Ireland and Tasmanian Underworlds: John Mitchel and William Moore Ferrar

‘Bushranger’ and ‘Croppy’ : A Footnote to Convict Jargon and Euphemism

Ruth Park’s Charlie Rothe: Reading *Harp in the South* (1948) and *Poor Man’s Orange* (1949)

Displaced Homelands in Gerald Murnane’s *Inland*