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Abstract
Barbara Hanrahan might well be considered to be to the Australian psyche what Nathaniel Hawthorne is to the American. Both are at times Gothic writers, given to explorations of the power of the imagination, the position of women and the effect of the Old World on the New World psyche. The historical impulse in Hanrahan's fiction has been made explicit in the epigraph to the most recently published novel Annie Magdalene:
Recommended Citation
Kirkby, Joan, Daisy Miller Down Under: The Old World/New World Paradigm in Barbara Hanrahan, Kunapipi, 8(3), 1986.
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