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Fires, literature, politics and mateship in the bush

Grace Moore

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A new research project at the University of Melbourne is looking at historical stories of fire - and the ways it can be both terrifying and comforting, an inspiration and a destructive force.

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A new research project at the University of Melbourne is looking at historical stories of fire - and the ways it can be both terrifying and comforting, an inspiration and a destructive force.

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A new research project at the University of Melbourne is looking at historical stories of fire - and the ways it can be both terrifying and comforting, an inspiration and a destructive force.

Key concepts: Politics, Political science, Media studies, Sociology, Aesthetics, History, Art, Law

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