Association for the Study of Australian Literature
A regular issue of JASAL is published each year, as well as an annual special issue, usually based on the annual ASAL conference. The editors welcome submissions that consider Australian literature in all its forms and in terms of its socio-political and cultural contexts. We encourage comparative studies with other literatures and are particularly interested in contributions that challenge received critical paradigms and contribute to public debate.
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- Website: http://www.austlit.edu.au/ASAL
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- Email: ellen.smith@deakin.edu.au (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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A regular issue of JASAL is published each year, as well as an annual special issue, usually based on the annual ASAL conference. The editors welcome submissions that consider Australian literature in all its forms and in terms of its socio-political and cultural contexts. We encourage comparative studies with other literatures and are particularly interested in contributions that challenge received critical paradigms and contribute to public debate.
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