Summer 2009
E s344L • Australian Literature and Film
| Unique | Days | Time | Location | Instructor |
| 83060 |
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GRAHAM, D |
Course Description
Please refer to the course schedule for course days, time, room location, prerequisites and possible cross-listings: http://registrar.utexas.edu/schedules/
Australian literature draws upon three significant traditions—British, European, and American—in its forging of a vital and interesting national literature with its own unique features. We will read significant fiction produced in Australia in the 20th century as well as view important films. Overall, a discovery of a continent, a nation, and a literary and film tradition.
Grading Policy
Midterm: 40%, Final: 40%, One short paper: 15%, In-class participation/attendance: 5%
Texts
Robyn Davidson, Tracks, Frank Moorehouse, Readings from The Americans, Baby, Michael Wilding, Mini-Anthology, Kate Jennings, Snake, Xeroxed anthology of related stories and readings. Films: Walkabout, Breaker Morant, and selected others.



