Robin C Gerster

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Retired Literary/Cultural Historian with a special interest and expertise in the literatures of war and travel, and in Western responses to Asia (especially Japan).

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Oludamini Ogunnaike

University of Virginia

Victoria GRIEVE WILLIAMS

RMIT University

Armando Marques-Guedes

UNL - New University of Lisbon

Didier COSTE

Université Bordeaux-Montaigne

Kate Lilley

The University of Sydney

Kyle Whyte

University of Michigan

Lewis Borck

University of Oklahoma

Christine Sleeter

California State University, Monterey Bay

Kim TallBear

University of Alberta

Zoe Todd

Simon Fraser University

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Papers by Robin C Gerster

A Hermeneutical Problem

Mark Baker: The Fiftieth Gate

The Bulletin, 1997

Recurring images [The terrorist attacks in the US present challenges to writers as well as security strategists.]

Eureka street, Nov 1, 2001

Daniel Reynaud, Celluloid Anzacs: The Great War through Australian Cinema, Australian Scholarly Publishing, Melbourne 2007, pp vi + 279

Memoir from a vanished Sydney

(Dis)orientating Japan: confessions of a literary traveller

Australians in Asia: A Letter of Introduction

Travelling is Victory": Australian military tourism and the occupation of Japan

Citing Hiroshima [Japan remembers the bombing of Hiroshima but a third of the country's power is provided by nuclear reactors.]

Eureka street, Jun 1, 2001

Us and Them (And Them as Well): Australian Multiculturalism and the Asia Bogey

On the Warpath

(Dis)orientating Japan: confessions of a literary traveller

Southerly, 2002

A Hermeneutical Problem

Australian Book Review, 1999

Inside the Dead Heart

Mark Baker: The Fiftieth Gate

Australians in Asia: A Letter of Introduction

The Larrikin as Australian Allegory: Louis Stone's Jonah

Asian Orientations

Other contemporary writers have adopted the same approach to the study of Australian relations wi... more Other contemporary writers have adopted the same approach to the study of Australian relations with Asia. Bruce Bennett's article 'Re-viewing Asia' uses the compass metaphor, which appropriately names his collection of essays on 'place and direction in Australian literature', to remind us how Australian perceptions of our regional geography have changed.3 From 'a recent past when Britain was "home" and South-East Asia was still perceived by Australians as "the far East'", 4

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Exile on uranium street: the Australian nuclear blues

Southerly, 2014

Geographies of the imagination

The Lancet, 2002

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A Hermeneutical Problem

Mark Baker: The Fiftieth Gate

The Bulletin, 1997

Recurring images [The terrorist attacks in the US present challenges to writers as well as security strategists.]

Eureka street, Nov 1, 2001

Daniel Reynaud, Celluloid Anzacs: The Great War through Australian Cinema, Australian Scholarly Publishing, Melbourne 2007, pp vi + 279