'I Want a Mortgage and Comfort': Consumption, Totality and Identity in Australian Gay Fiction.

The article focuses on the evolution of gay male representation in Australian literature post-2017, examining novels like "The Pillars" and "The Adversary." Topics discussed include the Marxist concept of 'totality,' the commodification of queer identities within capitalism, and the intersection of...

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Publicado en:Australian Literary Studies Vol. 38; no. 3; pp. 1 - 16
Autores principales: Wilson, Rohan, Bolland, Craig, McGuire, Myles
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Publicado: Australian Literary Studies 2023
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