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Writers Behaving Badly: Stead, Bourdieu and Australian Literary Culture

Brigid Rooney

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Uses Pierre Bourdieu’s theories to explore unresolved contradictions in Christina Stead concerning her feminism, politics and reputation.

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Uses Pierre Bourdieu’s theories to explore unresolved contradictions in Christina Stead concerning her feminism, politics and reputation.

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Uses Pierre Bourdieu’s theories to explore unresolved contradictions in Christina Stead concerning her feminism, politics and reputation.

Key concepts: Reputation, Sociology, Politics, Feminism, Project commissioning, Publishing, Media studies, Gender studies

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