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Henry Lawson’s The Drover’s Wife: voice, landscape and national myth
Australian literature
What this note covers
- The unnamed woman becomes the centre
- Landscape encloses rather than liberates
- Laconic voice produces admiration and unease
- The snake vigil organises time and memory
- Gendered labour revises the bush legend
- Construct a tension-led close reading
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