81. 31020- E 360L Australian Literature< .In this course students will discover australian literature.......E 360Laustralian literature. Instructor Kral. Status UNCHANGED. http://www.en.utexas.edu/courses/section.las?sectionid=34694

82. 31540- E 344L Australian Literature And Film< E 344Laustralian literature and Film. Instructor Graham. Meeting Times TTH 330500; UTC 3.102. Unique Number 31540 ( Fall 2003). Status UNCHANGED. http://www.en.utexas.edu/courses/section.las?sectionid=34493

83. Online Course Catalogue | Victoria University Of Wellington ENGL 235 – australian literature. Points 22, Prerequisites 18 100levelENGL or SEFT pts, 18 further 100-level ENGL, SEFT, MDIA or FILM pts;. http://www.vuw.ac.nz/home/catalogue/index.aspx?course=ENGL-235

84. KCL: Comparative Literature Optional Modules MA in Comparative Literature optional modules australian literature and Society(1 cu) This course is a historical survey of Australian writing that places http://www.kcl.ac.uk/depsta/humanities/complit/opone.html

The photographs above are by Sophie Chambers, with kind permission of the Centre for Computing in the Humanities. Comparative Literature MA in Comparative Literature - optional modules Australian Literature and Society (1 cu) Medieval epic and heroic poetry (1 cu) The course aims to acquaint students with the history and character of epic and heroic poetry as exemplified in vernacular languages of Western Europe in the Middle Ages. Through the study of works from three literatures, students will gain an insight into the factors which contributed to the formation of epic and heroic poetry and the cultural contexts in which this occurred, the diversity of its subject-matter, the ethos by which it is informed, and the poetics which shapes its written forms. (No language requirement.) The Arthurian tradition in literature and history (1 cu) The course aims to give students an insight into the Arthurian tradition in the medieval period, examining different forms which the legend took and some of the purposes - artistic, ideological, social and political - which it was made to serve. (No language requirement.) The origins of the novel in Spain (1 cu) This course examines, on a comparative basis, the circumstances which led to an early flowering of vernacular prose fiction in Spain, from 1490s to the death of Cervantes. The principal comparisons will be England, but some attention will be paid to parallel developments in Italy and France. (No language requirement.)

85. UW Libraries - Database Search infotrac.galegroup.com/itw/infomark/1/1/1/purl=rc18%5fEAIM%5F0%5F%5Fjn+%22Antipodes%22?sw_aep=wash_eai UW restricted, australian literature Periodicals (3). http://www.lib.washington.edu/resource/search/ResFull.asp?Field=subject&ID=78764

86. The Academy Electronic Editions Of Australian Literature The Academy Electronic Editions of australian literature. POSTER.Chris Tiffin(1), Paul Eggert(1) and Graham Barwell(2). (1)English http://helmer.aksis.uib.no/allc-ach96/Demos/tiffin.html

The Academy Electronic Editions of Australian Literature POSTER Chris Tiffin(1), Paul Eggert(1) and Graham Barwell(2) (1)English Department, Australian Defence Force Academy, Canberra 2600, Australia (2)English Department, University of Wollongong, Wollongong 2500, Australia KEYWORDS: scholarly editing, electronic books, TEI-SGML applications AFFILIATIONS: University of Queensland, Australian Defence Force Academy, University of Wollongong E-MAIL: c.tiffin@mailbox.uq.oz.au FAX NUMBER: +61 268 88899 PHONE NUMBER: +61 6 268 8902 The Academy Editions of Australian Literature based in Canberra, Australia, are a series of classic Australian texts made available in electronic form for the literary scholar. The Editions assume a conservative model of reading - that the texts were intended to be read sequentially, and are still most successfully read in that way. We do not believe that by encoding the texts electronically we are developing fundamentally new methods of cognition, erasing Gutenberg, or establishing world peace and democracy in the late capitalist era. However, electronic presentation offers the scholar powerful opportunities for circumventing the limitations of the unitary version, and the Academy Electronic Editions allow the juxtaposition of all lifetime states of the text in both searchable text and digitized image forms as well as a critically-edited version.

87. Political Animal: Comment On Australian Literature Add A Comment. australian literature. Comments. Kevin,. I I don t thinkit s surprising at all it s australian literature. Australia http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/mt/mt-comments.cgi?entry_id=1332

88. Ballantine Books | Australian Literature By Phyllis F. Edelson australian literature An Anthology of Writing from the Land Down Under Written byPhyllis F. Edelson Ballantine Books Trade Paperback March 1993 $19.00 http://www.randomhouse.com/BB/catalog/display.pperl?isbn=0-345-36800-2

89. Scout Report Archives Archives Browse Resources. Browse Resources. australian literature.(1 classification). Classifications. Databases (2). Andrew W Mellon http://scout.wisc.edu/Archives/SPT--BrowseResources.php?ParentId=15550

90. Nick Earls - The Rock God Of Australian Literature. » ABC Perth Nick Earls The Rock God of australian literature. Presenter JohnMcNamara. Friday, 7 February 2003. Nick Earls has an honours degree http://www.abc.net.au/perth/stories/s780466.htm

@import url("/backyard/includes/localstyle.css"); @import url("/perth/includes/regionstyle.css"); The Backyard Indexes: Stories Recipes Reviews Audio ... Site Map your gateway to 720 ABC Perth Local Radio and the Perth region More About 720 ABC Perth Listen Live Schedule Tuning In Travellers' guide ... Contact Us Programs Breakfast Mornings Afternoons Drive ... Sunday Mornings Your Local Features Wildwatch Info from programs Interviews Recipes ... Archives Your Say Online Poll Guestbook Add your message Your Local Information Make us your homepage ANZAC Day New ABC Perth studios Local Events Diary ... Police Royal Commission TV Schedule TV Schedule WA TV Production Stateline ABC Perth ... Story Index Nick Earls - The Rock God of Australian literature. Presenter: John McNamara Friday, 7 February 2003 Nick Earls has an honours degree in Medicine from the University of Queensland. Living in Brisbane his novels are infused with his sense of place. He is the author of Bachelor Kisses, Headgames, 48 Shades of Brown, and Making Laws for Clouds (and many more) and is in town for the Writers Festival. Nick Earls Audio Requires RealPlayer As heard on the 720 ABC Perth Drive.

91. The Australian Society For Classical Studies Open to those engaged in teaching or research in the languages, literature, history, thought and archaeology of the ancient world. http://www.arts.uwa.edu.au/Classics/ASCS/

Welcome to the Homepage of The Australian Society for Classical Studies The Australian Society for Classical Studies aims at the advancement of the study of ancient Greece and Rome and related fields, and membership is open to all present and past members of university staffs who are or have been engaged in teaching or research in the languages, literature, history, thought and archaeology of the ancient world, and to other interested persons. This site contains (or will shortly contain): The 2003 directory of Australian researchers in Classics and related fields a list of the current office holders of the Society the constitution of the Society information on the Society's journal, Antichthon red tape: agendas and minutes an application form for joining the Society (available in MSWord and PDF formats) information on forthcoming events and conferences including ASCS XXV details of the essay competition for undergraduates a link to the CUTSD Project on Teaching and Learning of Classical Greek and Latin newsletters about happenings in Australian Classics This site was last updated 18 September 2003 and is maintained by Neil O'Sullivan

92. OptusNet Member Website - Sharonlnorris A subscription newsletter aimed at aspiring australian writers of children's and young adult literature. The newsletter features articles, market and competition information, author interviews. http://members.optusnet.com.au/~sharonlnorris/

Change of Direction Sharon L Norris This site previously promoted a newsletter for children's writers. The publisher (Sharon Norris) has changed direction and this newsletter is in the process of being phased out over the next few months. If you have any questions about it, please email Sharon on sharonlnorris@optusnet.com.au Sharon is developing a new career direction (civil celebrancy)and this will be the focus of this redeveloped website in the near future.

93. CBCA - Children's Book Awards Presents annual awards for books of literary merit, for outstanding contribution to australian children's literature, and for new talent. History, winners, entry requirements, further CBC links, and links to other australian and international awards. http://www.cbc.org.au/awards.htm

Children's Book Council of Australia Children's Book Awards Home News/Events National Executive Awards Foundation ... Links Children's Book Council of Australia Awards The Children's Book Council of Australia and its branches manage a number of awards. Children's Book of the Year Awards These annual awards are presented in five categories for books of literary merit. Winners and Shortlists Notables History Judging ... The Crichton Award [Victorian Branch] BILBY Awards [Queensland Branch] Australian Children's Choice Awards Bilby Awards COOL Awards Cyber Awards Kanga Awards ... KOALA Awards KROC Awards West Australian Young Readers Book Awards Other Australian Awards The Aurealis Awards The Aurealis Awards were established in 1995 by Chimaera Publications, the publishers of Aurealis Magazine, to recognise the achievements of Australian science fiction, fantasy and horror writers.

94. Australian Journal Of French Studies A forum for scholarly research in French literature, arts and culture. http://elecpress.monash.edu.au/french/

Go to: AJFS home Subscribe Past issues To contribute Editorial board Search AJFS Inquiries The Australian Journal of French Studies is an international, fully refereed journal devoted to French literature, culture, society and history. The journal encourages new theoretical engagements and particularly welcomes interdisciplinary approaches. Articles are published in English and French. The majority of numbers are focussed on a specific theme, but numbers on miscellaneous topics will usually be published annually. Forthcoming and planned numbers: Soi-disant : Writing, Screening and Theorizing the Self Sexualities in Contemporary French Writing Jules Verne in the Twenty-First Century French Noir : Fiction and Film Translation in the Academy Last modified: 16 February 2004 - Privacy AJFS All Rights Reserved - Caution Monash University - ABN 12 377 614 012 Australian Journal of French Studies Experiencing problems? Contact Irene Romanowski Page approved by Professor Brian Nelson

95. YDS1R YDS2R TD1A TD1B TD1C TD2 TD2B - Neil Collins - Restoring And Racing The YD australian enthusiast collects and restores Yamaha 250cc motorcycles from the fifties and sixties. Parts, technical publications and advertising literature for sale. http://www.htb.com.au/htb10.html

Restoring and Racing the YDS and TD Yamaha's Let me introduce myself (Neil Collins) of Seaton, South Australia and I am the Sponsor and Restorer of early Yamaha two-strokes twins of 250 cc. I have built up a small collection of racing Yamaha's and I am always seeking assistance from anyone who has obsolete spare parts and tuning information that are no longer being used. All of my Yamaha's have a 56 mm Bore x 50 mm Stroke and the crankcases are Vertically Split! "Help me preserve and keep the Yamaha's Racing" E-Mail me if you have any obsolete spare parts or tuning information 1959 YAMAHA YDS1R ASAMA RACER (Photograph by Damir Ivka of Focal Vision Fotographics) Andrew McDonnell riding the YDS1R to victory in the 1994 Classic 250 cc State Title at Mallala, South Australia Andrew gained a second place on the YDS1R in the 1995 Classic 250 cc State Title at Mallala, South Australia 1962 YAMAHA YDS2R "Kitted Racer" Andrew McDonnell preparing to ride the YDS2R in the 1996 Classic 250 cc Australian Title at Mallala, South Australia. Andrew gained a sixth place on his occasion.

96. Glossary Of Speleological And Caving Terms - S australian Speleological Federation glossary of speleological and caving terms with references to related literature. http://home.mira.net/~gnb/caving/glossary/S.html

Glossary of Speleological and Caving Terms S Contents R T SAFETY LINE A safety rope attached to a climber in addition to the main rope or ladder. Climbing and SRT . Ref JJ SALT WEATHERING Detachment of particles from a rock surface by the growth of crystals from salt solutions. A feature of the Nullarbor and other desert caves. Processes . Ref JJ SANDSTONE CAVE A cave formed in sandstone. Cave - Kinds of . Ref MM SAPROPHAGE A scavenger feeding on decaying organic material. Cave - Biota . Ref JJ SATURATED Water which has dissolved as much limestone or other material as it can under the prevailing conditions. Speleology term . Ref JJ SATURATED ZONE The zone below the water table, composed of shallow, deep (bathyphreatic) and stagnant phreatic zones. Syn. Phreatic zone. Hydrology terms . Ref AC SCALE The ratio of the length between any 2 points on a map to the actual distance between the same points on the ground or in a cave. . Ref JJ SCALING CHIP A small, thin, flat piece of limestone that has fallen from the ceiling or wall of a cave. May be the result of Salt weathering, a cave breakdown process. . Ref WM SCALING POLE A light weight pole, often in short sections and assembled where used, to raise a ladder to points inaccessible by climbing.

97. Western Australian Mangrove Page This site provides access to the Mangrove Grey literature Bibliography, a searchable database of mangroverelated documents which have not made it into the primary literature. http://possum.murdoch.edu.au/~mangrove/

98. Home Annotated list of internet resources for women's literature, maintained by the Women's Studies Department at Northern Arizona University. Subcategories include African, AsianPacific, australian-New Zealand, Literary Biography and Literary History, Comparative literature, Creative Writing, European, General, Genre Fiction,Latin American-Caribbean, Middle Eastern, NarrativeTheories and Studies of, North American, Poetry and Poetics, Literary Theory and Criticism http://www.nau.edu/~wst/access/hotlist/lithot.html

Northern Arizona University Women's Studies Program Home Contact Info Why Women's Studies Student and Faculty Accomplishments ... Women's Studies Links Welcome to the NAU Women's Studies website! Hopefully you will find this site informative and easy to navigate. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to contact us at Women.Studies@NAU.EDU CHECK IT OUT!: New! Fall 2004 Course Schedule New! Fall Graduate 2004 Course Schedule Summer 2004 Course Schedule Spring 2004 Course Schedule ... Summer 2003 Course Schedule Program News: Sheryl Lutjens is the director of Women's Studies Students can now elect to Major and Minor in Women's Studies Women's Studies is also offering a 15 credit Graduate Certificate Call (928) 523-3300 for additional details. This site has been visited times. Updated: Friday, May 21, 2004. Site by Teri Dillion, Ben Wyss and Kelli Holloran. Please email questions or comments regarding the site to Kelli Holloran at kkh8@dana.ucc.nau.edu

99. Publications Subscription information, editorial policy, contents of current issues, and a guide to current mammal literature. http://www.australianmammals.org.au/publications.html

Australian Mammal Society Publications Australian Mammalogy How to subscribe Editorial policy Instructions to authors Australian Mammalogy is the Society's peer-reviewed scientific journal. It began publication in 1974, and continues to publish original research articles and notes on all aspects of Australasian mammals. Two issues of the journal are published annually. The journal is abstracted by Zoological Record and by Biological Abstracts. Contents of most volumes 1972- 2004 Some volumes are not yet available on this website The Calaby Bibliography John Henry Calaby (1922-1998) held a life-long interest in natural history, expressed throughout his 42-year career in CSIRO, initially in the Division of Entomology, and subsequently in the newly formed Wildlife Survey section. The latter evolved to become the present Division of Wildlife and Ecology, from which Calaby retired in 1987. Further information on his career and achievements are detailed by Sharman, G.B. (1998). John Henry Calaby (1922-1998). A Biographical Memoir. Australian Mammalogy 19: 437-447. Calaby’s research interests ranged widely, with a primary focus on vertebrate biology, especially mammalogy, on which he published over 130 papers and articles. Less well-known, but enormously valuable was the comprehensive bibliography on the mammals of Australia and its dependencies, and the New Guinea region, which he assembled and published as a service to the community from a wide range formal and less formal publications. The bibliography begins with 1958, the year of the Society's beginning.

100. LITERATURE - Robert G Barrett Biography of the australian mystery writer. http://www.dinkumaussies.com/LITERATURE/Robert G Barrett.htm

LITERATURE Robert G Barrett iction writer brought up in Bondi, when it was not so trendy in the 50s, and leaving school at 14. Robert G went to Bondi Beach Public School and Randwick Boys High, as did another Dinkum Aussie and no close friend of Saddam Hussein, Richard Butler , about the same time. Wonder if they know each other? Robert and Richard that is, not the madman! B arrett became a butcher and worked as a boner in meatworks in Sydney and Townsville until 1980 when he was injured at work by a falling carcass of meat. It would be good to see what he said on the insurance claim form...."there I was, just standing there, minding my own business, when....." Whilst recovering he did 3 writing courses at the Workers' Education Association and wrote a short story on his larger-than-life character Les Norton which was published as A Hard Man in Australian Penthouse . He was up and running! Soon came You Wouldn't Be Dead For Quids , published in 1984, and now in its 14th reprint. An author was born. H is character of Les Norton boots, scoots, toots and roots his way from Kings Cross to Bondi Beach. As one review said "pray to God they don't get published overseas". Not exactly complimentary to a writer with over 1 million copies of his books sold. However, winners are grinners and R G Barrett can laugh all the way to the bank or his Les Norton paid for house in Terrigal on the beautiful Central Coast of NSW. The first part of the house was paid for from the compo from the meat incident.

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