Manning Clark : essays on his place in history / edited by Carl Bridge.
Manning Clark : essays on his place in history / edited by Carl Bridge.
Manning Clark : essays on his place in history / edited by Carl Bridge.
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Publisher
Carlton, Vic. : Melbourne University Press, 1994.
Date
1994.
Call Numbers
DH/1719 , 994.007202/9
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Language
English
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Physical content
viii, 236 p. : port. ; 22 cm.
Contents
1. Remembering Manning / Don Baker and Russel Ward -- 2. 'Always a pace or two apart' / Stuart Macintyre -- 3. A Sentimental Humanist / G. P. Shaw -- 4. Clark and Patrick White / John Rickard -- 5. In Khruschev's Russia / P. A. Howell -- 6. A History of Australia as Epic / J. S. Ryan -- 7. History W...
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Publisher
Carlton, Vic. : Melbourne University Press, 1994.
Date Published
1994.
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Scope and Contents
Summary
Manning Clark's work provokes violent reactions for and against. His majestic six-volume A History of Australia 'helped us to know who we are'. Yet attacks on Clark stretch back fifty years, and Peter Ryan accused him recently of writing 'gooey subjective pap' much of it 'false'. These essays offer detailed, scholarly analysis of the History - its...
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Manning Clark : essays on his place in history / edited by Carl Bridge.
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Notes
General note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 211-227) and index.
Mitchell Library copy at DH/1719: Part of the Donald Horne Collection, East Bank, Shelf 2.
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DH/1719 , 994.007202/9
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74VKOVlQjmEZ
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ISBN
0522846408 (pbk.)
9780522846409
0522846408
9780522846409 :
0522846408 :
9780522846409 (pbk.)
DDC
994.007202
MMS ID
991022502229702626
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