Journal Article
Buchanan, IM, ‘Deleuze and American (Mythopoeic) Literature’, Southern Review, 34 (2) 72-85
(2001)
[A1]
Buchanan, IM, ‘Deleuze's 'Immanent Historicism'’, Parallax, 7 (4) 29-39
(2001)
[A1]
Buchanan, IM, ‘Enjoying 'Reality TV'’, Australian Humanities Review (22) EJ1-5
(2001)
[A1]
Buchanan, IM, ‘Globalizing Deleuze and Guattari’, Symploke, 9 (1-2) 102-113
(2001)
[A1]
Gaby, RS, ‘On the Edge of the Empire: Hobart Town Shakespeare, 1864’, Theatre Notebook: A Journal of the History and Technique of the British Theatre, 55 (2) 83-91
(2001)
[A1]
Hafez-Ergaut, A, ‘Exil, fleurs et rien ou l'apologie de l'inutilité dans 'Un Jardin au bout du monde' de Gabrielle Roy’, Mots Pluriels, 17 (April) EJ1-5
(2001)
[A1]
Johnston, A, ‘The Book Eaters: Textuality, Modernity, and the London Missionary Society’, Semeia, 88 13-40
(2001)
[A1]
Livett, JS, ‘Odd Couples and Double Acts, or Strange but Not Always Queer: some male pairs and the modern/postmodern subject’, Australian Humanities Review (20) EJ1-6
(2001)
[A1]
Mead, P, ‘In the space of the cursor: an introduction to john kinsella's 'a new lyricism'’, Angelaki: journal of the theoretical humanities, 6 (3) 79-83
(2001)
[A1]
Moore, NR, ‘The Politics of Cliché: Sex, Class, and Abortion in Australian Realism’, Modern Fiction Studies, 47 (1) 69-91
(2001)
[A1]
Moore, NR, ‘The Rational Natural: Conflicts of the Modern in Eleanor Dark’, Hecate: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Women's Liberation, 27 (1) 19-31
(2001)
[A1]
Simpson, L, ‘Reporting Port Arthur: A personal account’, Australian Journalism Review, 23 (2) 191-199
(2001)
[A1]
Peeters, BL, ‘Aha! Meneer geeft Frans in Tasmanië. . . Doen ze dat daar?’, Romaneske, 26 (1) 2-17
(2001)
[A3]
Buchanan, IM, ‘Introduction: Michel de Certeau¿in the Plural’, The South Atlantic Quarterly, 100 (2) 323-329
(2001)
[A6]
Buchanan, IM, ‘The South Atlantic Quarterly’, The South Atlantic Quarterly, 100 (2)
(2001)
[A6]
Book
Flonta, T, A Dictionary of English and French Equivalent Proverbs, De Proverbio, Hobart
(2001)
[B2]
Flonta, T, A Dictionary of English and Italian Equivalent Proverbs, De Proverbio, Hobart
(2001)
[B2]
Flonta, T, A Dictionary of English and Portuguese Equivalent Proverbs, De Proverbio, Hobart
(2001)
[B2]
Flonta, T, A Dictionary of English and Romance Languages Equivalent Proverbs, De Proverbio, Hobart
(2001)
[B2]
Flonta, T, A Dictionary of English and Romanian Equivalent Proverbs, De Proverbio, Hobart
(2001)
[B2]
Flonta, T, A Dictionary of English and Spanish Equivalent Proverbs, De Proverbio, Hobart
(2001)
[B2]
Maxwell-Stewart, HJ, Frost, L (ed), Chain Letters. Narrating Convict Lives, Melbourne University Press, Melbourne, 248
(2001)
[B3]
Chapter in Book
Frost, L, ‘Terra Nullius and Australia's Vanishing Bodies’, A Sense of Space, Peter Lang, R Wilson, C von Maltzan (ed), Frankfurt am Main, Germany, 219-233
(2001)
[C1]
Frost, L, Ballyn, S*, ‘A Spanish convict, her clergyman biographer, and the amanuensis of her bastard son’, Chain letters: Narrating convict lives, Melbourne University Press, Lucy Frost and Hamish Maxwell-Stewart (ed), Melbourne, 91-104
(2001)
[C1]
Frost, L, Maxwell-Stewart, HJ, ‘At large with the run-a-ways’, Chain Letters. Narrating Convict Lives, Melbourne University Press, L Frost, H Maxwell-Stewart (ed), Melbourne, 201-209
(2001)
[C1]
Frost, L, ‘Displaying Trugernanna’, Storykeepers, Duffy & Snellgrove, Marion Halligan (ed), Sydney, 69-93
(2001)
[C1]
Frost, L, ‘Eliza Churchill tells’, Chain letters: Narrating convict lives, Melbourne University Press, Lucy Frost and Hamish Maxwell-Stewart (ed), Melbourne, 79-90
(2001)
[C1]
Frost, L, Casella, EC*, ‘your unfortunate and undutiful wife’, Chain letters: Narrating convict lives, Melbourne University Press, Lucy Frost and Hamish Maxwell-Stewart (ed), Melbourne, 105-115
(2001)
[C1]
Peeters, BL, ‘Does Cognitive Linguistics Live up to its Name?’, Language and Ideology, Volume 1: Theoretical cognitive approaches, John Benjamins Publishing Company, René Dirven, Bruce Hawkins and Esra Sandikcioglu (ed), Amsterdam, 83-106
(2001)
[C1]
Review
Cranston, CA, ‘A Mass of Thawing Clay’, Island, 87 122-124
(2001)
[D3]
Cranston, CA, ‘Darwin's Atrophied Brain’, Island, 86 23-26
(2001)
[D3]
Critchett, J, ‘That's My Country Belonging to Me, Aboriginal Land Tenure and Dispossession in Nineteenth Century Western Victoria’, Aboriginal History, 23 135-137
(2001)
[D3]
Delaney, EA, ‘Review of Ambient Television: Visitant Culture and Public Space’, Australasian Journal of American Studies, 20 (2) 136-138
(2001)
[D3]
Delaney, EA, ‘Review of Tabloid Culture:Trash Taste, Popular Power, and the Transformation of American Television’, Australasian Journal of American Studies, 20 (2) 119-121
(2001)
[D3]
Leane, E, ‘Chaos Theory and James Joyce's Everyman’, Review of English Studies, 52 (205) 154-156
(2001)
[D3]
Leane, E, ‘T.S. Eliot and the Poetics of Evolution: Sub/Versions of Classicism, Culture and Progress’, Review of English Studies, 52 (205) 472-474
(2001)
[D3]
Livett, JS, ‘Difficult Terrain’, Island, 84 (Spring/Summer) 39-40
(2001)
[D3]
Mead, P, ‘The Sign of the Wicked Plotter’, UTS Review, 6 (2) 218-25
(2001)
[D3]
Mead, P, ‘The Strange Narrative Density of Tasmania’, Island (87) 15-17
(2001)
[D3]
Moore, NR, ‘Review of The Enigmatic Christina Stead: A Provocative ReReading’, Southerly, 61 (2) 214-218
(2001)
[D3]
Conference Publication
Cranston, CA, ‘Tasmanian Nature Writing and Ecocriticism’, Australian Literary Studies in the 21st Century, University of Tasmania, Hobart, 61-67
(2001)
[F1]
Frost, L, ‘The Vanishing Iberian Connection’, Changing Geographies: Essays on Australia, Barcelona, Spain, 21-39
(2001)
[F1]
Johnston, A, ‘Mission Statements: textuality and morality in the colonial archive’, Australian Literary Studies in the 21st Century, University of Tasmania, Hobart, 151-160
(2001)
[F1]
Frost, L, ‘Terra Nullius and Australia's Vanishing Bodies’, Spaces and Crossings: Essays on Literature and Culture in Africa and Beyond, Johannesburg, South Africa, 219-233
(2001)
[F2]
Mead, P, ‘Australian Literary Studies in the 21st Century’, Australian Literary Studies in the 21st Century, University of Tasmania, Hobart, 1-217
(2001)
[F4]
Thesis
Hamilton, VM, ‘Aspects of Metamorphosis in the Fiction of David Malouf’
(2001)
[M1]
Ball, M, ‘The Story of the Story of ANZAC’
(2001)
[M3]
Other Public Output
Shakespeare, N, ‘Article on Tasmania’, Conde Nast Traveller, Conde Nast Publications, London
(2001)
[O2]
Shakespeare, N, ‘Kemp and Potter’, Granta, Granta Publications, London, July
(2001)
[O2]
King, N, ‘'You Can Never Collect on a Studio': Interview with Peter Bart’, Metro, Australian Teachers of Media, St Kilda, 127/128
(2001)
[O3]
