Hard frost : structures of feeling in New Zealand literature, 1908-1945 /
"How did New Zealand writers make nationalism out of modernism? What did the process owe to a revolution in sexuality? And what did this mean for writing by women as the 1920s gave way to the 1930s? Writing as a poet as well as a historian, as a critic of ideology, and as a self-confessed fan o...
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Wellington [New Zealand] :
Victoria University Press,
2017.
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Table of Contents:
- Nothing can ever be the same: Mansfield's new worlds
- Predecessors: Baughan, Bethell, Mason
- Stridently sex-conscious: Writing and gender (and mountaineering) c. 1928
- All the history that did not happen: Curnow's critical nationalism
- Taking poetry seriously: Manliness in Fairburn and Glover
- Caught on the hinge of an opening door: Hyde and heterosexuality
- Calling a spade a shovel: Sargeson's disguised poetry.