Gwen Harwood
Articles
- A Prodigious Dilemma: Gwen Harwood’s Professor Eisenbart and the Vices of the Intellect
Since Professor A. D. Hope's recent article on Gwen Harwood's 'Panther and Peacock' (ALS, V, 3 (1972), 227-232) accuses me of several varieties of impercipience…
1 May 1973 - Gwen Harwood and the Professors
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…
1 May 1972 - Review of Flashing Eyes and Floating Hair: A Reading of Gwen Harwood's Pseudonymous Poetry, by Cassandra L. Atherton
At last count Gwen Harwood employed no less than 13 pseudonyms during her writing life, an achievement that suggests an impressive, if bewildering, capacity for…
1 October 2008 - Review of Gwen Harwood ed. Robert Sellick; and Reading Australian Poetry by Andrew Taylor
Here arc two books which tell us a good deal about where the study of Australian Literature is right now. and it's refreshing that they…
1 May 1988 - Truth beyond the Language Game: The Poetry of Gwen Harwood
Those who study Australian poetry don't agree on much, but they would all agree that Gwen Harwood is exceptionally adept at mask ing. Even those…
1 May 1976 - Some Volumes of Selected Poems of the 1970s
Malouf examines selected poems by David Campbell, John Blight, Gwen Harwood, Rosemary Dobson and Chris Wallace-Crabbe.
1 May 1981 - Suburban Sonnets: ‘Mrs Harwood’, Miriam Stone and Domestic Modernity
Discusses Gwen Harwood's approach to suburban life and domestic modernity, particularly in her satirical and pseudonymous poems. 'Despite her clear apprehension that, in the world's…
1 October 2007 - ‘Having Fun with the Professors’: Gwen Harwood and Doctor Eisenbart
This essay examines the role of Gwen Harwood’s Eisenbart poems in helping to establish her career as a serious poet. It argues that Harwood had…
26 February 2017
Contributors
- Dennis Douglas
- A. D. Hope
- Mark Macleod
- David Malouf
- Ann-Marie Priest
- Susan Sheridan
- Norman Talbot
- Alison Wood