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<article-title>Alexis Wright&#180;s <italic>Carpentaria</italic> From an Ecocritical Perspective</article-title>
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<author>Kristiina Varrone</author>

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<p>The following is a close reading of Alexis Wright&#8217;s award-winning novel, Carpentaria, from an ecocritical perspective. This article aims to find answers to the following questions: How are the various representations of nonhuman nature significant in the novel? How is the relationship between humans and (non-)human others depicted? How do the characters treat spaces and places differently? What assumptions does the author seem to make about the readers?</p>
<p><italic>Keywords:</italic> Australian aboriginal literature, Ecocriticism, Contemporary australian fiction, Space and place.</p>
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