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Critical Essays on Patrick White (Critical Essays on World Literature)

Patrick White: Fiction and the Unconscious by David J. Tacey, 1988-04-28

Unnatural Lives: Studies in Australian Fiction About the Convicts, from James Tucker to Patrick White by Laurence Hergenhan, 1983-11

Patrick White: A General Introduction by Ingmar Bjorkstein, 1976-08

Patrick White (Australian Bibliographies)

Patrick White and the Religious Imagination: Arthur's Dream (Studies in Art and Religious Interpretation) by Michael Giffin, 1999-05

Dissociation and Wholeness in Patrick Whites Fiction by Laurence Steven, 1989-08-01

Otherness in the Novels of Patrick White (Anglo-American Studies) by Alma Budurlean, 2009-01

Saint Patrick by Heman White Chaplin, 2010-07-17

The Patrick O'Brian Muster Book: Persons, Animals, Ships and Cannon in the Aubrey-Maturin Sea Novels by Anthony Gary Brown, 2006-07-03

Benjamin Chee Chee Elegies by Patrick White, 1992-05-01

St. Patrick, his writings and life by Saint Patrick, fl 697 Muirchu maccu Machtheni, et all 2010-07-30

Patrick White: Webster's Timeline History, 1815 - 2007 by Icon Group International, 2009-06-06

MASON PATRICK by WHITE ROBERT P., 2001-11-01

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AustLit Agent
cherish at all. With his nobel Prize money he established the PatrickWhite Literary Award for Australian writers. Plagued with asthma
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Extractions: By permission of the NLA Biography: Patrick White (b. London 1912, d. Sydney 1990), the first and to date only Australian writer to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature (1973), was born into a wealthy Australian graziers family with strong ties to England, and received his school education partly in Australia, partly at Cheltenham College, England. He then lived a few years in Australia, working as a jackaroo and preparing for university. At King's College, Cambridge, he studied French and German languages and literatures (1932-1935) and spent considerable time in France and Germany (particularly Hannover, the fictional Heimat of Voss and of Himmelfarb in Riders in the Chariot ). The experience of the Australian landscape on the one hand, and European literature and thought on the other were to become two major sources of influence on White's writing.
Patrick White - Wikipedia
patrick white was a novelist and the first Australian winner of theNobel Prize in literature; he was born in 1912 and died in 1990.
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Extractions: Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Page history Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Log in Help From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Patrick White was a novelist and the first Australian winner of the Nobel Prize in literature ; he was born in and died in . White was born in London while his parents were on an extended European tour. He was educated largely in England (B.A., King's College Cambridge ) and served in the R.A.F. during World War II . He returned to Australia after the war and began to write seriously. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in literature in
Patrick White Biography
patrick white biography. patrick white, recipient of the 1973 NobelPrize for Literature, was born in Knightsbridge, London. His
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Extractions: Patrick White biography Patrick White, recipient of the 1973 Nobel Prize for Literature, was born in Knightsbridge, London. His parents, Victor White and Ruth Withycombe, were Australian, and they returned to Australia soon after his birth. He was educated at Cheltenham College and Cambridge University. He worked briefly as a jackaroo and also lived as a farmer for eighteen years in a suburb of Sydney. White's first novel, HAPPY VALLEY, was published when he was 27. He gained international recognition in 1957 with the novel VOSS. In 1980 he published his autobiography, FLAWS IN THE GLASS. He was the first Australian to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature. bodyOffer(20218) Patrick White died in Sydney, Australia in 1990. CHRONOLOGY He was born in Knightsbridge, London. (May 28); His family returned to Australia. (November) He was sent to Cheltenham College. He received his B.A. from Cambridge University. HAPPY VALLEY He served as an air force intelligence officer. THE LIVING AND THE DEAD He returned to Australia.
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white at the Complete Review An overview of the life and works of Australian Nobellaureate patrick white, with links to reviews and further information.
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Sanitized By The Nobel Prize
not been sufficiently sanitized by the nobel Prize to Add your voice to the WhiteHouse comment line patrick Kennedy (DRI) introduced HR 1132, the Indonesia
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Extractions: By Lynn Fredriksson, ETAN Washington Representative, and Charles Scheiner The last four months have been a very hectic time in Washington, as the increased awareness of East Timor has provided many opportunities for action, and many actors on the stage. Suharto's letter has favorably resolved our two highest priority issues; now we need to explore ways of cutting other arms sales, redirecting economic aid, looking at trade relationships and otherwise increasing the cost to Indonesia's military elite of occupying East Timor. The East Timorese people, of course, have already paid an inconceivably high price. Internal Congressional considerations have also had an effect on our strategy, as Congress strives to avoid controversy by omitting major areas of legislative work. Nevertheless, the flurry of activity in Washington this Spring is paying off, with many new allies, contacts, and coalition partners joining East Timor's side. This article summarizes some of the major areas of work. As always, grassroots support around the country is the engine that drives East Timor work in the Capitol.
White, Patrick
people the Australian emptiness in the only way I am able. From NobelLectures, Literature 19681980. patrick white died in 1990.
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Extractions: In fact I enjoyed every minute of my life at King's, especially the discovery of French and German literature. Each vacation I visited either France or Germany to improve my languages. I wrote fitfully, bad plays, worse poetry. Then, after taking my degree, the decision had to be made: what to do? It was embarrassing to announce that I meant to stay in London and become a writer when I had next to nothing to show. To my surprise, my bewildered father, who read little beyond newspapers and stud-books, and to whom I could never say a word if we found ourselves stranded alone in a room, agreed to let me have a small allowance on which to live while trying to write. This exhilarating personal situation was somewhat spoilt by the outbreak of war. During the early, comparatively uneventful months I hovered between London and New York writing too hurriedly a second novel, The Living and the Dead. In 1940 I was commissioned as an air force intelligence officer in spite of complete ignorance of what I was supposed to do. After a few hair-raising weeks amongst the RAF greats at Fighter Command I was sent zigzagging from Greenland to the Azores in a Liverpool cargo boat with a gaggle of equally raw intelligence officers, till finally we landed on the Gold Coast, to be flown by exotic stages to Cairo, in an aeroplane out of Jules Verne.
Culture - Australia: The Land And Its People
patrick white. patrick white was the first Australian to win the NobelPrize for literature in 1973. Favourite children's authors
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Extractions: home the land times past hot spots ... oz kids The way of life in Australia reflects the diverse background of the population. From the first Australians to the British settlers, to the immigrants from all continents of the world, the influences of all have helped to create a unique culture. Long before the arrival of Europeans, the Australian aborigines created elaborate paintings on rock and bark (pictured right) . The value of early paintings by European immigrants lies primarily in their importance as a record of the settlement of the country. Since European settlement there have been many famous Australian artists, including 20th century painters Sir William Dobell, George Russell Drysdale, Frederick Ronald Williams, and Sidney Nolan. The work of Sidney Nolan, based on themes derived from Australian history and folklore, has achieved world-wide reknown. From children's books to Nobel Prize winning literature, Australians have produced them all. Notable authors include Marcus Clarke, Henry Lawson, Miles Franklin, Jon Cleary, Colleen McCullough, Thomas Keneally, and Patrick White. Patrick White was the first Australian to win the Nobel Prize for literature in 1973. Favourite children's authors include May Gibbs, creator of the Gumnut Babies, and Dorothy Wall, creator of Blinky Bill. Reknowned poets include A.B. Paterson ("Waltzing Matilda"), Dorothea Mackellar, C.J. Dennis, and Kenneth Slessor. The oldest music in Australia is the music of the Aborigines. Music plays a central role in both social and sacred life in Aborginal societies. During social gatherings called corroborees, singing and dancing provide the major form of entertainment. Songs serve as the vital link to the realm of Aboriginal spirits called Dreamtime. The Aborigines believe that, long ago, these spirits sang songs that created all living things on earth. Today, these songs are sung to ensure the survival and propagation of plant and animal life.
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patrick white (1973). FAKTY Z ZYCIORYSU patrick white urodzil sie w 1912 r.w Londynie podczas europejskiej podrózy swoich australijskich rodziców.
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Study In Australia - Nobel Prize Winners
He is a graduate of the University of Sydney. 1973. Literature. PatrickWhite. Awarded the nobel Prize for literature for The Eye of the Storm.
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Extractions: var strLanguage ='en'; var blnAuthoringMode=false; Study in Australia TM study wizard Faq Interactive map Need help? ... Help in your country Medicine Dr Peter Charles Doherty Awarded the Nobel Prize for his research concerning the specificity of the cell mediated immune defence. Dr Doherty completed his Bachelor and Masters degree at the University of Queensland in medicine and surgery. Chemistry Sir John Warcup Cornforth His research provided insights into the way the chemistry of enzymes is influenced by their three-dimensional structure. He is a graduate of the University of Sydney. Literature Patrick White Awarded the Nobel Prize for literature for The Eye of the Storm . He won numerous other awards including the Miles Franklin for his other works. Patrick White was educated in Sydney. Medicine Sir John Carew Eccles Awarded the 1963 Nobel Prize for medicine and physiology for work on the transmission of the nerve impulse. Sire John was educated in Melbourne. Medicine Sir (Frank) Macfarlane Burnet Awarded the Nobel Prize for medicine for his 'clonal selection' theory of antibody production and his insights into the phenomenon of immunological tolerance. It is said he provided the foundation for modern biotechnology and genetic engineering.

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