MEG 09 Australian Literature offers a comprehensive exploration of Australian literary traditions, examining key texts and authors that have shaped the country's literary landscape. This course delves into a variety of genres, including novels, short stories, poetry, and drama, providing students with a deep understanding of the socio-cultural and historical contexts of Australian literature.

Students will engage with indigenous narratives, exploring the impact of colonization and the ongoing dialogue between indigenous and non-indigenous voices in Australian literature. The course also covers contemporary Australian authors, offering insights into the modern literary scene.

• Gain a thorough understanding of Australian literary history and its cultural significance.
• Develop critical thinking and analytical skills through the study of diverse literary forms.
• Prepare effectively for exams with well-organized notes and summaries that cover the entire syllabus.
• Appreciate the diversity of voices and perspectives in Australian literature, fostering a broader understanding of global literary traditions.

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Content: MEG 09 Australian Literature is a key subject in the Post Graduate Diploma in New Literatures in English (PGDNLEG), offering an in-depth exploration of Australia's literary heritage. The course covers a wide range of genres and themes, including the historical context of Australian literature, the impact of colonization, and the contributions of indigenous authors. With a focus on both classic and contemporary works, students will develop a nuanced understanding of the cultural and social issues reflected in Australian literature.