1. Modul 11 Australian Literature

2. I. Australian Literature Periods  Colonial Period  Pastoral Literature  Gold Rush  Nationalism Literature  WWI and WWII  Australian Modern Literature  Australian Contemporary Literature

3. II. Characteristics of Each Periods A. Colonial Period  Convicts & Bush Ballads  Reflecting hazardous life of the convicts and bushmen  Narrative  Oral  songs Less stressing on the literary values

4.  Poems  Referring to English Romanticism  Describing the Nature of Australia  Readers : British People at UK

5.  Prose  Non Fiction  Vayage Report (James Cook)  Journal (Walking Tench)  Dairy (Rachel Henning)

6.  Fiction For the Term of His Natural Life by Marcus Clarke  Representing the life of an innocent convict

7.  Unjustly dispossessed, exiled & brutalized  Suffering of human destiny as life = a prison

8. B. Pastoral Literature  General Characteristics  Bush & Pastoral  a Lotus of National Identity  Describing Life in the Bush & Pastoral & Station  Naib Characters : Drover, Swagman, Bush Ranger

9.  Poems : Pastoral Ballads  Galloping Rhymes  “The Sick Stockrider” by : Adam Lindsay Gordon  Romantized Australian Nature & Aborigines

10.  Prose : Saga Geoffrey Hamlyn by : Henry Kingsley  Capturing Sheep - raising life in 1830’s  Suggesting the development of Australian economy  Sheep

11. C.Gold - Rush Era  Melodrama “The Sunny South” by George Darell  Life in the mine  Well - established economy of Australia  Xenophobia towards the Chinese

12.  Prose  Novelists  Edwards Dyson wrote : The Golden Shanty  Henry Handel Richardson pseudonym  Ethel Florence Lindesay Richardson

13.  Maurice Guest (1908)  The Getting of Wisdom (1910)  Fortunes of Richard Mahoni (1917)

14. D. Nationalism Period  General Characteristics  Heroic Figures  Main Settings : Bush  Masculinity  Themes  Prose  Henry Lawson = Father of Australia Prose on Bush Life  The Drover’s Wife  The Loaded Dog

15.  Poetry  A. B. Banjo Petterson  “The Man from Snowy River”  “Clanay of the Overflow”  Henry Lawson  “A Song to the Republic”

16. E. WW I & WW II  General Characteristics  WW I  Supporting the British  Tragedy Gallipoli  Patriotism & Heroism

17.  WW II  Alliance with USA  Reflacting the Cruelty of War  Xenophobia to the Japanese  Randolph Stow wrote The Merry Go Round in the Seas (1965)

18. F. Australian Modern Literature  Movement of Modernism on Australia Literature  Female Writers  Aborigine Authors  Multicultural Literature  Bush vs City Themes

19.  Female Writes  Miles Franklin : My Brilliant Career  Barbaras Bayton : Squeaker’s Mate  Majurie Barnard : The Persimmon Tree  Judith Wright  Glendas Adams : Dancing on Coral

20.  Aborigine Authors  Mudrorou Narogin  Odgeroo Noonucal  Jack Davis  Sally Morgan  Multicultural Literature  Immigrant Literature  Greek  Germany  Japanese

21.  Homosexual Literature  Lesbian  Gay  Other Minority Literature G. Australian Contemporary Literature  The celebration of the minor group literature