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whether "he is essentially a simple and traditional writer who affirms a religious, even mystical view of life, or one who is distinctively modern, sophisticated and ironic, continually exploring transcendent possibilities but with detachment and even scepticism." Greg Clarke argues that
Christian discourse is central to White's writing. Marr, Williams and Kiernan, however, state that White drew on various religious and mystical traditions in his work including Judaism,
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348:, London, on 28 May 1912. His Australian parents, Victor Martindale White, a wealthy sheep grazier, and Ruth (née Withycombe) were in England on an extended honeymoon. The family returned to Sydney, Australia, when he was six months old. As a child he lived in a flat with his sister, a nanny, and a maid while his parents lived in an adjoining flat. In 1916 they moved to a large house, "Lulworth", in
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1140:, it's because I was sufficiently vain and egotistical to feel one can ignore certain realities. (I think the turning point came during a season of unending rain at Castle Hill when I fell flat on my back one day in the mud and starting cursing a God I had convinced myself didn't exist. My personal scheme of things until then at once seemed too foolish to continue holding.)
1234:(1957) was reviewed favourably in the United Kingdom but critics in the United States and Australia were more ambivalent. A significant body of Australian critics continued to fault White's prose style and some objected to his rejection of the realist prose tradition. The novel was a best seller in the United Kingdom and won the inaugural Australian Miles Franklin Award.
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995:, in which he planned to write publicly for the first time about his homosexuality and his relationship with Manoly Lascaris. The book was published in Britain in October 1981 to great publicity and became his biggest seller in his life time. Much of the publicity stemmed from his scathing character portraits of Nolan, Kerr and
247:, he developed a complex literary style and a body of work which challenged the dominant realist prose tradition of his home country, was satirical of Australian society, and sharply divided local critics. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1973, the only Australian to have been awarded the literary prize.
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and the subsequent reintroduction of knighthoods as part of the order. White later wrote that Kerr's behaviour "moved me farther to the Left and made me a convinced
Republican." Over the following years, he would break with numerous long-term friends because he thought they supported the conservative
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as the festival's main theatrical production for 1962. The festival governors, however, rejected the play citing concerns about "a piece of work which quite fails to reconcile poetry with social realism" and a scene involving an aborted foetus in a dustbin. The controversy led to a successful amateur
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is an annual literary prize which White founded in 1975 with the prize money from his Nobel prize. It is awarded to writers who have made a significant contribution to
Australian literature. The Patrick White Indigenous Writers Award is for Indigenous students in New South Wales from Kindergarten to
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As at 2024, there is no museum or institution dedicated to White's life and work. His former residence, "Dogwoods", at Castle Hill is privately owned but has a commemorative plaque and the surrounding streets are named after him. His former Sydney residence at
Centennial Park is privately owned but
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The academic Mark
Williams argues that White places the religious impulse at the centre of the human condition and his work, adding that "religion is one of the central values, along with art and love, which he considers to be denigrated in his homeland." Kiernan notes a division among critics over
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in which the mind is the least of possessions, in which the rich man is the important man, in which the schoolmaster and the journalist rule what intellectual roost there is, in which beautiful youths and girls stare at life through blind blue eyes, in which human teeth fall like autumn leaves, the
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As the 1950s progressed, White became disillusioned with the
Anglican church and his religious beliefs became more eclectic. He once described himself as a "lapsed Anglican egotist agnostic pantheist occultist existentialist would-be though failed Christian Australian." White stated in 1981 that he
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The novel was published in August 1973 and White was awarded the Nobel Prize in
Literature in October. The Nobel citation praised him "for an epic and psychological narrative art, which has introduced a new continent into literature". White, pleading delicate health, declined to travel to Sweden to
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By 1963, White was widely accepted as the major
Australian literary novelist. A. D. Hope called him "unquestionably the best known and most discussed novelist of the day" and thought his success was "indicative of a break with the naturalistic tradition which has dominated Australian fiction since
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White had been on the shortlist for the Nobel Prize in
Literature since 1969. In 1971, after the prize was awarded to Pablo Neruda, he wrote to a friend: "That Nobel Prize! I hope I never hear it mentioned again. I certainly don't want it; the machinery behind it seems a bit dirty, when we thought
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in Gloucestershire. In his first years at Cheltenham, he was withdrawn and had few friends. He found his housemaster to be sadistic and puritanical, and White's certitude of his own homosexuality increased his sense of isolation. He later wrote of Cheltenham, "When the gates of my expensive prison
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White's early novels were heavily influenced by the modernism of Eliot, Joyce, Lawrence and Woolf. Kiernan has called his mature work "complex, ambiguous and ironic verbal structures". His narratives shift seamlessly between past and present, inner experience and outer awareness, and the point of
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didn't call himself a Christian because he couldn't follow Christ's injunction to forgive. In 1969, however, he had affirmed the importance of religion in his work: "Religion. Yes, that's behind all my books. What I am interested in is the relationship between the blundering human being and God."
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In 1963, White's mother died in London and his share of the estate allowed him to buy a house in Centennial Park, near the centre of Sydney, the following year. Before leaving Dogwoods, White had bought up every copy of his early published poems he could find and burnt them along with most of his
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Critic Susan Lever considers White a pivotal figure in Australian literature, stating that he made the novel, rather than poetry, the pre-eminent literary form. He "transformed the possibilities of the Australian novel by demonstrating that it was a place to test ideas against complex spiritual,
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Following his international success, White continued to live and work on his farm in Castle Hill. He gave few interviews and usually declined requests for public appearances, promotion of his work, and invitations for his membership of literary and cultural organisations. He entertained a close
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Following the war, White was determined to leave England to avoid, "the prospect of ceasing to be an artist and turning instead into that most sterile of beings, a London intellectual." White's preference was to live in Greece but Lascaris wanted to start a new life in Australia. White relented
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White's uncle, who owned Barwon Vale, convinced White's parents that their son was not suited to the life of a grazier. White's mother was happy for him to become a writer but she wanted him to have a career as a diplomat as well. On this basis his parents agreed to send him to Cambridge. While
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White asked his parents if he could leave school to become an actor. His parents compromised and allowed him to leave school without taking his final examinations if he came home to Australia to try life on the land. But their son had already changed his mind on his future profession and was
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Born in London to affluent Australian parents, White spent his childhood in Sydney and on his family's rural properties. He was sent to an English public school at age 13 and went on to read modern languages at Cambridge. On his graduation in 1935, he embarked on a literary career. His first
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of New South Wales, where it was thought the climate would help his lungs. White enjoyed the freedom provided by the school where discipline was lax. He read widely from the school library, wrote a play and excelled at English. In 1924 the boarding school ran into financial trouble, and the
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which he described as a "religious" and "bawdy" novel about senility. Posing as the editor of the memoirs of Alex Xenophon Demirjian Gray, White felt free to explore various aspects of his own character. The novel was published in Britain on 1 April 1986 and sharply divided critics.
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that only applied to Australian awards. In my case to win the prize would upset my life far too much, and it would embarrass me to be held up to the world as an Australian writer when, apart from the accident of blood, I feel I am temperamentally a cosmopolitan Londoner".
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the theme of the outsider as visionary explorer of the human condition is undercut by ironic comedy and parodies of the "gothic excess" of romantic literature. Williams argues that White's tendency for parody and playfulness become more prominent in later works such as
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White was hospitalised with pneumonia in August 1988. A nurse stayed at his home for the remainder of his life and he no longer had the strength to attend protest rallies. In June 1989, a selection of his public statements, speeches and interviews was published as
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In late 1984, White was hospitalised due to osteoporosis, crumbled vertebrae and glaucoma resulting from his long-term use of cortisone to treat his asthma and chest infections. Although he was still mentally agile, his physical health and mobility were declining.
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opened at the Adelaide Festival in March 1986 to general critical acclaim. White, however, boycotted the premiere because the festival had invited the Queen to attend. He attended the Sydney premiere later that year and judged it: "a stupendous occasion."
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view of different characters. According to Williams, "the point of view of the narrative in any White novel changes continually, rapidly and disconcertingly. The narrative voice ... is a voice composed of many voices, a slippery, complex, fluent medium."
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On White's graduation in 1935, his mother wanted him to embark on a diplomatic career but he was determined to stay in England and become a writer. His mother relented and his father granted him an allowance of ÂŁ400 a year. He moved to London's
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in 1964. From the late 1960s, White became increasingly involved in public affairs, opposing the Vietnam war and supporting Aboriginal self-determination, nuclear disarmament and various environmental causes. His later work includes the novels
557:. Huebsch had published Lawrence and Joyce in America and White was delighted with the connection to these writers. Huebsch was to become one of White's main literary supporters. White decided to travel back to New York for the publication of
930:(1879â1971) who had lived as a woman for several years. In researching his novel, White revisited the regions of New South Wales where White had lived and worked as a youth, and significant locations in London, France and Greece. In October,
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at obscenity trials in Melbourne and Sydney. In 1972, the New South Wales government announced a plan to build an Olympic stadium near Centennial Park. White participated in the anti-development protests, giving speeches at a rally in June.
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circle of friends at his home but always felt himself to be an outsider: "first as a child with what kind of strange gift no one quite knew; then a despised colonial in an English public school; finally an artist in horrified Australia."
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the turn of the century, and may well be a portent of a more imaginative and a more intellectual sort of fiction." White was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1973. Academic Elizabeth Webby states that many critics consider
1201:(1939), received favourable reviews in Britain and Australia, although some critics noted that it was too derivative of Joyce, Lawrence and Woolf. The novel was awarded the Gold Medal of the Australian Literature Society.
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White also became friends with Ronald Waterall who was two years his senior at Cheltenham and shared his passion for the theatre. He and White would spend their holidays in London seeing as many shows as they could.
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They also agreed to film his story "The Night the Prowler" and White began working on a script. The meeting sparked a revival in White's interest in theatre and a long-term working relationship between the two men.
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calling White's prose "pretentious and illiterate verbal sludge." The novel sold eight thousand copies in Australia in the first three months and was awarded the Gold Medal of the Australian Literature Society.
1254:(1947) was successfully produced in 1962 after it was rejected by the Adelaide Festival for obscenity. It was successfully revived in 1989. The Season at Sarsaparilla (1962) has been his most produced play.
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Katherine Brisbane states that the reception of White's plays has been ambivalent as they mix realism, expressionism and poetic and vernacular dialogue in a way which has challenged audiences and directors.
1042:, "about the sanity in insanity and the insanity in sanity". The play premiered in Adelaide in May 1983 but attracted hostile reviews which White considered a deliberate media campaign to sabotage his work.
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was published in early 1939 to generally favourable reviews which encouraged White to go to America to find a publisher there. White arrived in New York in April and travelled across the country. He visited
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257:(1939), was awarded the Gold Medal of the Australian Literature Society. In World War Two, he served as an intelligence officer in the Royal Air Force. While stationed in Alexandria, Egypt, in 1941, he met
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states that White's "High Modernism" is a literary form that has become unfashionable but that this could change. Writing in 2024, critic Martin Thomas noted that critical and public interest in White had
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Hitler. He later expressed regret over his complacency regarding European fascism. On his return to Australia after the Second World War he had little interest in politics but routinely voted for the
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was widely reviewed in the United States and sold 25,000 copies by March 1974. New editions of his previous novels were published and translation rights sold well. White, however, refused to have
500:. De Maistre briefly became White's lover and remained a mentor and friend. White later said that de Maistre had encouraged him to break from naturalistic prose and write "from the inside out."
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of New South Wales and at Barwon Vale in northern New South Wales. The landscapes impressed White and he wrote two unpublished novels during this time: "The Immigrants" and "Sullen Moon".
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White had long had an interest in art and music, describing himself as "something of a frustrated painter, and a composer manqué." The core of his art collection was works by his friends
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Society, in particular Australian society, is mostly portrayed as materialistic, conformist and life-inhibiting. White satirises what he called, in 1958, "The Great Australian Emptiness"
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in elections. He became involved in politics in 1969 when he joined protests against the Vietnam war and conscription of Austrians troops for the conflict. He also supported Trade Union
546:, partly based on his life in London. When the Second World War broke out in September, White took the first available ship back to England where he continued to work on his new novel.
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opened in London to polite reviews. White missed its short season because he was in Australia making preparations for his permanent return. He returned to London and began a new play,
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1080:"I cannot think when last a book so moved me." By this time, however, White was tired of praise for the novel as he rated several of his other works more highly. The completed opera
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821:, about the meaning of his mother's death. He sent the completed work to his British publishers in December 1972. He delayed sending it to his American publishers, Viking, because
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to a dozen Australian publishers under the name Wraith Picket (an anagram of White's name). All of the publishers rejected the manuscript and none recognised it as White's work.
681:(1957) established White's favourable critical reputation in Britain and America. White, however, was embittered by what he considered a hostile critical response in Australia.
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production of the play in Adelaide followed by a professional production in Sydney. White was inspired to write three further plays which were given professional productions:
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was published, and was his first to receive almost universal critical praise in Australia. Meanwhile, White's interest had returned to the theatre. The Drama Committee of the
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was published in Britain in November, 1979 to very positive reviews and became a best seller. The response from critics and the public in the United States was more subdued.
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opened at Adelaide in a production directed by Neil Armfield. White attended and deemed it a success. He had also written three short prose poems which were published as
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buttocks of cars grow hourly glassier, food means cake and steak, muscles prevail, and the march of material ugliness does not raise a quiver from the average nerves."
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which was published in 2012. The Art Gallery of New South Wales owns a 1940 portrait of White by de Maistre, and Parliament House, Sydney, owns a 1980 portrait by
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before being transferred to North Africa in April 1941. He subsequently served in Egypt, Palestine and Greece. While stationed near Alexandria in July 1941 he met
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in the British and Australian press were less enthusiastic than those in America, and White was unable to interest theatres in Australia or overseas in producing
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of British settlement in Australia. He also urged a boycott of all official celebrations of the event, stating: "circuses don't solve serious problems."
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republished as he considered it an inferior early work and he was afraid that some of the people on whom characters were based might sue for defamation.
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year 12. It is run by the Aboriginal Education Council which was a beneficiary of Patrick White's estate. The Sydney Theatre Company sponsors the
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2839:"A Green Flaw in the Crystal Glass: Patrick White's Riders in the Chariot"
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Brisbane, Katherine (2009). "Theatre from 1950". In Pierce, Peter (ed.).
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Wilde, William H.; Hooton, Joy; Andrews, Barry (1994). "Patrick White".
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3490:""The Eye Of The Storm" Wins at Melbourne International Film Festival"
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3102:"The Ends of the Earth: Defining an Australian Sense of an Ending"
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White, Patrick (1992). Brennan, Paul; Flynn, Christine (eds.).
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If I say I had no religious tendencies between adolescence and
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Patrick White and the Influence of the Visual Arts in his Work
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The Eye in the Mandala, Patrick White: A Vision of Man and God
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The Nobel prize increased worldwide interest in White's work.
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Remembering Patrick White : contemporary critical essays
3523:, Commonwealth Gazette, hosted at Governor General's website.
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had inspired White to write his first play in over 12 years,
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1973: Australian of the Year, National Australia Day Council
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closed I lost confidence in my mother, and never forgave."
3836:, Writers and Critics Series, Oliver and Boyd, London, 1967
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Patrick White Centenary : The Legacy of a Prodigal Son
3403:"Winner: Archibald Prize 1962, Louis Kahan â Patrick White"
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The Patrick White Lawns with temporary stage, March 2015.
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Writers from the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
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Writing the nation : Patrick White and the indigene
1038:. White was encouraged to write a new play for Sharman,
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the librettist. Critics were generally lukewarm towards
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but his asthma worsened. Two years later he was sent to
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district where, in 1936, he met the Australian painter
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Patrick White's Theatre: Australian Modernism on Stage
3553:. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
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of the documents and manuscripts acquired by the NLA.
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Dissociation and Wholeness in Patrick White's Fiction
3829:, Australian Writers in Profile, Southerly, No.3 1973
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Lists of nuclear disasters and radioactive incidents
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Reaction Time: Climate Change and the Nuclear Option
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Companion notes to the Aunt's story by Patrick White
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7683:20th-century Australian dramatists and playwrights
7602:List of inquiries into uranium mining in Australia
3937:, Wilfrid Laurier University Press, Ontario, 1989.
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3915:, University of Queensland Press, St. Lucia, 1994
1350:Australian novelists influenced by White include
1045:By 1984, White had become disillusioned with the
991:In October 1979, White started work on a memoir,
854:for 1973. In his acceptance speech, he said that
817:In 1970, White had begun working on a new novel,
3857:, Oxford University Press, Melbourne, VIC, 1996.
3378:"Patrick White Playwrights Award and Fellowship"
307:which had a major impact on Australian theatre.
1049:and publicly and financially supported the new
584:. Lascaris was to become White's life partner.
3667:. Milsons Point, NSW: Random House Australia.
3629:. Port Melbourne: Cambridge University Press.
3627:The Cambridge History of Australian Literature
3572:. Port Melbourne: Cambridge University Press.
3570:The Cambridge History of Australian Literature
7568:Maralinga: Australia's Nuclear Waste Cover-up
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3848:Patrick White and Romanticism: The Vivisector
3782:The Oxford Companion to Australian Literature
1759:White's numerous honours and awards include:
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910:In November 1975, the young theatre director
387:headmaster suggested that White be sent to a
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7561:Greenhouse Solutions with Sustainable Energy
1698:Signal Driver: a Morality Play for the Times
7823:People educated at Cranbrook School, Sydney
7768:Former Companions of the Order of Australia
7693:20th-century Australian short story writers
3724:"White, Patrick Victor (Paddy) (1912â1990)"
3701:Australian Journal of Biography and History
1076:wrote to White in 1985, praising the novel
922:In 1976, White was working on a new novel,
719:manuscripts, papers, letters and journals.
7738:Australian male dramatists and playwrights
7728:Australian LGBT dramatists and playwrights
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7803:Royal Air Force personnel of World War II
7718:Australian antiânuclear weapons activists
7592:Australia and weapons of mass destruction
7357:Medical Association for Prevention of War
3784:(2nd ed.). Oxford University Press.
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3452:, 1 February 2011, retrieved 8 March 2015
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580:, who was waiting to be recruited to the
470:with admiration. He made a pilgrimage to
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3353:"Patrick White Indigenous Writers Award"
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3591:. Carlton, Victoria: Miegunyah Press.
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1781:1959: W. H. Smith Literary Award for
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310:White and Lascaris moved to Sydney's
265:in my life's hitherto messy design."
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7818:Writers from the City of Westminster
7758:Australian of the Year Award winners
7627:Ranger Uranium Environmental Inquiry
4007:Patrick White â Existential Explorer
3965:, Rodopi, Amsterdam, New York, 2009.
3944:, Rodopi, Amsterdam, New York, 2010.
3940:Elizabeth McMahon, Brigitta Olubas.
3863:Ian Henderson and Anouk Lang (eds.)
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359:Lulworth, White's childhood home in
7748:Australian male short story writers
7708:Alumni of King's College, Cambridge
4017:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
3928:World Literature Written in English
3744:Flaws in the Glass: A Self-Portrait
1014:The opera had been commissioned by
425:on sheep stations at Bolaro in the
7713:British antiâVietnam War activists
7632:Renewable energy commercialization
7617:Nuclear weapons tests in Australia
7317:Australian Conservation Foundation
7296:Anti-nuclear movement in Australia
3843:, Barnes & Noble, London, 1976
3684:"Patrick White: The final chapter"
3648:. Sydney: Random House Australia.
3514:Queen's Birthday Honours List 1975
2920:Wilde, Hooton & Andrews (1994)
2372:, pp. 493â94, 501â04, 508â10.
2037:. Sydney: Random House Australia.
1974:"Thirteen poems / by P.V.M. White"
1161:and supported Britain's policy of
759:and some established artists like
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7688:20th-century Australian novelists
3827:A Conversation with Patrick White
1246:the best of his subsequent work.
1088:In April 1987, White's new play,
866:and communist trade union leader
763:. In early 1967 he began work on
474:in Cornwall where Lawrence wrote
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3982:
3913:Patrick White: Selected Writings
3878:Holland, Patrick (27 May 2002).
3803:. New York: St. Martin's Press.
3610:. New York: St. Martin's Press.
1444:'s film adaptation of the novel
1284:), those fleeing into the self (
7554:Britain, Australia and the Bomb
7372:Peace Organisation of Australia
7332:Campaign Against Nuclear Energy
3924:: The Significance of its Title
2664:. Accessed 1st September, 2024.
2252:, pp. 346â47, 351â52, 361.
1793:1973: Nobel Prize in Literature
1570:(2012) (Unfinished, posthumous)
1389:Patrick White Playwrights Award
1197:White's first published novel,
881:to do research for a new novel
870:were more worthy of the award.
418:determined to become a writer.
233:Patrick Victor Martindale White
59:Patrick Victor Martindale White
7763:British emigrants to Australia
7597:Australian Uranium Association
7342:Friends of the Earth Australia
4013:Why Bother With Patrick White?
3972:, PanMacmillan Australia, 1995
3865:Patrick White Beyond the Grave
3488:Bulbeck, Pip (9 August 2011).
3407:Art Gallery of New South Wales
1662:Union Theatre, Adelaide, 1961.
1625:â Sydney: Beacon Press, (1935)
1623:The Ploughman and Other Poems.
1211:New York Times Review of Books
1057:Late work and declining health
612:painting "The Dead Landlord".
503:White began work on the novel
410:written between 1927 and 1929.
21:Patrick White (disambiguation)
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7788:Nobel laureates in Literature
7637:Renewable energy in Australia
4389:Miles Franklin Literary Award
3970:Patrick White: The Late Years
3589:Patrick White: Painter Manque
3587:Hewitt, Helen Verity (2002).
1978:National Library of Australia
1416:National Library of Australia
1123:Religious and political views
482:The Ploughman and Other Poems
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16:Australian writer (1912â1990)
7783:Miles Franklin Award winners
7347:Greenpeace Australia Pacific
3682:Marr, David (2 April 2008).
3357:Aboriginal Education Council
2348:, pp. 67, 86â87, 92â93.
542:where he worked on a novel,
521:George G. Harrap and Company
7647:Uranium mining in Australia
3880:"Patrick White (1912â1990)"
2588:, pp. 592â95, 602â607.
1221:New York Times Book Review,
941:In 1977, a project to film
916:The Season at Sarsaparilla.
382:, a boarding school in the
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7753:Australian Nobel laureates
7612:Nuclear power in Australia
7402:Dorothy Auchterlonie Green
4289:The Season at Sarsaparilla
3930:28.2 (Autumn 1988) 245-59.
3450:National Capital Authority
3106:Sydney Studies in Religion
2866:, pp. 164â65, 172â75.
2796:, pp. 357â58, 451â52.
2432:, pp. 537â38, 545â46.
2312:, pp. 451â53, 463â64.
2288:, pp. 426â27, 440â42.
2204:, pp. 255â65, 272â73.
2144:, pp. 205â06, 210â32.
1667:The Season at Sarsaparilla
951:The Season at Sarsaparilla
703:The Season at Sarsaparilla
625:New York Times Book Review
295:The Season at Sarsaparilla
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7798:People from Knightsbridge
7743:Australian male novelists
7733:Australian LGBT novelists
7383:
7367:Nuclear Disarmament Party
6524:
4867:Nobel Prize in Literature
4028:Times Literary Supplement
4023:Patrick White reappraised
3746:. London: Jonathan Cape.
3722:Webby, Elizabeth (2012).
3663:Marr, David, ed. (1994).
2816:ABC Religion & Ethics
1402:. A portrait of White by
1051:Nuclear Disarmament Party
443:King's College, Cambridge
340:Childhood and adolescence
206:Nobel Prize in Literature
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7362:Mineral Policy Institute
3961:Cynthia Vanden Drissen,
3906:Patrick White: A Tribute
3519:12 February 2014 at the
2851:10.4225/03/59211ef026a4b
1951:, pp. 45â46, 57â66.
1939:, pp. 33â39, 66â67.
1436:was shortlisted for the
936:A Season at Sarsaparilla
875:Whitlam Labor government
7778:LGBT people from London
7312:The Australia Institute
4200:Short story collections
4101:The Living and the Dead
3954:Stephen Michael Sasse,
3850:, Southerly, No.1, 1973
3799:Williams, Mark (1993).
3742:White, Patrick (1981).
3695:Thomas, Martin (2024).
3606:Kiernan, Brian (1980).
3302:, pp. 500, 504â06.
3278:, pp. 140â42, 147.
2934:, pp. 611â12, 616.
2648:, pp. 622â24, 628.
2624:, pp. 611â12, 618.
2612:, pp. 610â11, 616.
2564:, pp. 578â81, 589.
2516:, pp. 578, 612â15.
2420:, pp. 530, 535â41.
2240:, pp. 305, 325â28.
2228:, pp. 281â83, 285.
2216:, pp. 258, 272â80.
1575:Short story collections
1479:The Living and the Dead
1432:In 2010, White's novel
1336:Memoirs of Many in One.
1203:The Living and the Dead
1067:Memoirs of Many in One,
677:and his following work
563:The Living and the Dead
544:The Living and the Dead
486:Bread and Butter Women,
437:Europe, America and war
7723:Australian gay writers
7703:ALS Gold Medal winners
7642:Say Yes demonstrations
7417:Eileen Kampakuta Brown
7377:The Wilderness Society
7352:Kupa Piti Kungka Tjuta
7327:Australian Labor Party
6632:Australian of the Year
6530:Nobel Prize recipients
6476:Physiology or Medicine
5829:Gabriel GarcĂa MĂĄrquez
5682:Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
4305:Night on Bald Mountain
4181:Memoirs of Many in One
3665:Patrick White: Letters
3494:The Hollywood Reporter
3382:Sydney Theatre Company
3242:, pp. 28, 32, 54.
3054:, pp. 5, 67, 136.
1963:, pp. 67â75, 598.
1683:Night on Bald Mountain
1642:The School for Friends
1636:Bread and Butter Women
1559:Memoirs of Many in One
1379:
1298:
1280:), the simple-minded (
1175:Australian Labor Party
1167:conservative coalition
1142:
1090:Shepherd on the Rocks,
1047:Hawke Labor government
982:Sydney Theatre Company
965:
852:Australian of the Year
814:
712:Night on Bald Mountain
640:
364:
327:(1979) and the memoir
196:Australian of the Year
7537:Eileen Wani Wingfield
6465:Brian David Josephson
5774:Isaac Bashevis Singer
5649:Miguel Ăngel Asturias
5322:Frans Eemil SillanpÀÀ
5053:Verner von Heidenstam
4908:BjĂžrnstjerne BjĂžrnson
4262:The Night the Prowler
4133:Riders in the Chariot
3991:at Wikimedia Commons
3714:10.22459/AJBH.08.2024
3646:Patrick White: A Life
3444:19 March 2015 at the
3328:"Patrick White Award"
3177:, pp. 13â14, 19.
3100:Clarke, Greg (1997).
2035:Patrick White: A Life
1927:, pp. 27, 30â32.
1789:Riders in the Chariot
1724:The Night the Prowler
1710:Shepherd on the Rocks
1511:Riders in the Chariot
1438:Lost Man Booker Prize
1377:
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1236:Riders in the Chariot
1134:
970:The Night the Prowler
963:
805:Patrick White's home
804:
722:White was working on
690:Riders in the Chariot
638:
374:In 1920, he attended
358:
283:Riders in the Chariot
7773:LGBT Nobel laureates
5300:Roger Martin du Gard
4443:Sumner Locke Elliott
4157:The Eye of the Storm
3918:Irmtraud Petersson,
3904:Clayton Joyce (ed.)
3870:Helen Verity Hewitt,
3867:, Anthem Press, 2015
3763:Patrick White Speaks
3644:Marr, David (1991).
3254:, pp. 6, 46â49.
2837:Ralph, Iris (2006).
2576:, pp. 588, 591.
2408:, pp. 494, 514.
1535:The Eye of the Storm
1447:The Eye of the Storm
1427:The Eye of the Storm
1342:Influence and legacy
1181:over sand mining on
1110:Patrick White Speaks
974:Sydney Film Festival
819:The Eye of the Storm
771:and Godfrey Miller.
738:Miles Franklin Award
404:Elizabeth Withycombe
318:The Eye of the Storm
164:Miles Franklin Award
139:The Eye of the Storm
7808:Writers from Sydney
6817:Galarrwuy Yunupingu
6203:Svetlana Alexievich
5545:Salvatore Quasimodo
5231:Erik Axel Karlfeldt
5165:George Bernard Shaw
5022:Rabindranath Tagore
5000:Maurice Maeterlinck
4790:Michelle de Kretser
4760:Michelle de Kretser
4224:Three Uneasy Pieces
3958:, WriteLight, 2012.
3765:. London: Penguin.
3439:Patrick White Lawns
3030:, pp. 74, 159.
2132:, pp. 197â201.
2108:, pp. 150â177.
1650:(1948) Unpublished.
1648:Return to Abyssinia
1644:(1935) Unpublished.
1638:(1935) Unpublished.
1598:Three Uneasy Pieces
1440:for 1970. In 2011,
1396:The Hanging Garden,
1384:Patrick White Award
1094:Three Uneasy Pieces
928:Herbert Dyce-Murphy
785:Portnoy's Complaint
688:In 1961, his novel
631:Return to Australia
599:Return to Abyssinia
538:. He then moved to
513:Return to Abyssinia
7442:Michael Denborough
6955:Mandawuy Yunupingu
6947:Peter Hollingworth
6880:Lowitja O'Donoghue
6872:Robert de Castella
6496:Nikolaas Tinbergen
6380:Geoffrey Wilkinson
6374:Ernst Otto Fischer
6148:Mario Vargas Llosa
6126:J. M. G. Le Clézio
5983:WisĆawa Szymborska
5763:Vicente Aleixandre
5634:Shmuel Yosef Agnon
5512:Juan Ramón Jiménez
5380:Johannes V. Jensen
5068:Henrik Pontoppidan
4934:Henryk Sienkiewicz
4796:Melissa Lucashenko
4421:Elizabeth O'Conner
4387:Recipients of the
4243:Flaws in the Glass
4189:The Hanging Garden
4173:The Twyborn Affair
4165:A Fringe of Leaves
3998:on Nobelprize.org
3911:Alan Lawson (ed.)
3129:, pp. 451â52.
3006:, pp. 393â94.
2905:, pp. 557â58.
2881:, pp. 165â67.
2748:, pp. 643â44.
2736:, pp. 640â42.
2724:, pp. 636â40.
2712:, pp. 632â64.
2658:Canberra City News
2636:, pp. 619â20.
2552:, pp. 572â77.
2540:, pp. 562â71.
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2096:, pp. 134â51.
2084:, pp. 115â33.
2072:, pp. 109â12.
2060:, pp. 88â106.
1755:Honours and awards
1739:Flaws in the Glass
1567:The Hanging Garden
1551:The Twyborn Affair
1543:A Fringe of Leaves
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1303:Jungian archetypes
1244:The Twyborn Affair
1193:Critical reception
993:Flaws in the Glass
986:The Twyborn Affair
966:
932:A Fringe of Leaves
924:TheTwyborn Affair,
896:Order of Australia
884:A Fringe of Leaves
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734:Jungian psychology
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396:Cheltenham College
384:Southern Highlands
380:Tudor House School
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344:White was born in
330:Flaws in the Glass
324:The Twyborn Affair
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5479:Winston Churchill
5154:WĆadysĆaw Reymont
5132:Jacinto Benavente
5011:Gerhart Hauptmann
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4141:The Solid Mandala
3987:Media related to
3933:Laurence Steven,
3892:on 14 August 2007
3266:, pp. 55â57.
2982:, pp. 17â18.
2970:, pp. 15â16.
2946:, pp. 14â15.
2020:, pp. 79â80.
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1159:Spanish Civil War
1004:Adelaide Festival
753:Erica McGilchrist
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565:for publication.
289:The Solid Mandala
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1258:Themes and style
1207:The Aunt's Story
1022:as composer and
834:Eye of the Storm
696:had recommended
660:The Ham Funeral.
656:The Aunt's Story
617:The Aunt's Story
608:inspired by the
594:The Aunt's Story
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7502:Jean Melzer
7161:Rosie Batty
7153:Adam Goodes
7102:Mick Dodson
7062:Steve Waugh
7011:Mark Taylor
6979:Arthur Boyd
6971:Ian Kiernan
6757:Shane Gould
6714:Lionel Rose
6706:The Seekers
6682:Dawn Fraser
6674:John Eccles
6406:(Australia)
6357:Nobel Prize
6181:Alice Munro
6104:Orhan Pamuk
5917:Octavio Paz
5752:Saul Bellow
5638:Nelly Sachs
5424:T. S. Eliot
5209:Thomas Mann
5143:W. B. Yeats
5099:Knut Hamsun
4754:Anna Funder
4700:Alex Miller
4667:Thea Astley
4661:Murray Bail
4655:Peter Carey
4631:Rodney Hall
4625:Alex Miller
4601:Peter Carey
4565:Rodney Hall
4559:Peter Carey
4497:Thea Astley
4485:Dal Stivens
4455:Thea Astley
4433:Thea Astley
4254:Screenplays
3688:The Monthly
3533:Marr (1991)
3127:Marr (1991)
2932:Marr (1991)
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2891:Marr (1991)
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2006:Marr (1991)
1961:Marr (1991)
1949:Marr (1991)
1937:Marr (1991)
1925:Marr (1991)
1854:Marr (1991)
1404:Louis Kahan
1356:Thea Astley
1205:(1941) and
1102:bicentenary
912:Jim Sharman
868:Jack Mundey
862:, comedian
780:Philip Roth
776:Vietnam war
709:(1963) and
645:Castle Hill
621:James Stern
572:during the
468:Thomas Mann
321:(1973) and
304:Cheery Soul
286:(1961) and
274:(1955) and
237:James Joyce
226:(1941â1990)
100:Nationality
68:28 May 1912
7667:Categories
7305:and groups
7225:Grace Tame
7078:Ian Frazer
7070:Fiona Wood
7046:Pat Rafter
6912:Kay Cottee
6896:Dick Smith
6888:Paul Hogan
6722:Lord Casey
6434:LĂȘ Äức Thá»
6391:Literature
5578:Ivo AndriÄ
5413:André Gide
5258:Ivan Bunin
4989:Paul Heyse
4736:Tim Winton
4694:Tim Winton
4619:Tim Winton
4574:Tim Winton
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3772:0140159339
3753:022402924X
3674:0091829925
3655:0091825857
3617:0312598076
2044:0091825857
1991:29 October
1830:References
1717:Screenplay
1704:Netherwood
1421:In 2006 a
1307:gnosticism
1225:A. D. Hope
1187:plutocracy
1171:Green Bans
1040:Netherwood
845:David Marr
651:puppies.
103:Australian
64:1912-05-28
7698:Adaminaby
7462:Jim Green
7437:Ian Cohen
7432:Moss Cass
7412:Bob Brown
6813:Alan Bond
6801:Raigh Roe
6492:(Austria)
6486:(Germany)
6453:Leo Esaki
6436:(Vietnam)
6376:(Germany)
6366:Chemistry
6359:laureates
6302:Jon Fosse
6214:Bob Dylan
6037:2001â2020
5806:1981â2000
5566:1961â1980
5341:1941â1960
5109:1921â1940
4874:1901â1920
4863:Laureates
4766:Evie Wyld
4748:Kim Scott
4671:Kim Scott
4607:Tom Flood
4535:Ruth Park
4522:1976â2000
4396:1957â1975
4076:Works by
4025:from the
3885:glbtq.com
3114:1444-5158
1986:221969779
1371:declined.
1323:registers
1163:appeasing
1155:Francoist
1002:The 1982
904:John Kerr
900:dismissal
782:'s novel
649:schnauzer
523:in 1938.
369:Woollahra
111:1935â1987
7585:See also
7482:Ian Lowe
7452:Jim Falk
6963:no award
5994:Dario Fo
4339:Big Toys
4313:Big Toys
4042:on Trove
3517:Archived
3499:4 August
3442:Archived
3387:4 August
3362:4 August
3337:4 August
2843:Colloquy
2033:(1991).
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1149:Politics
1128:Religion
980:for the
955:Big Toys
813:, Sydney
807:Highbury
715:(1964).
705:(1962),
540:Cape Cod
464:Stendhal
460:Flaubert
423:jackaroo
363:, Sydney
92:Language
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7199:(joint)
6987:John Yu
6630:of the
6628:Winners
6455:(Japan)
6445:Physics
4865:of the
3896:21 June
3733:30 July
3542:Sources
3473:7 April
3412:15 June
3332:AustLit
2822:13 June
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729:I Ching
494:Pimlico
451:Mercury
263:mandala
220:Partner
95:English
44:White,
7395:People
6170:Mo Yan
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4192:(2012)
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4160:(1973)
4152:(1970)
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1670:(1962)
1611:Poetry
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1593:(1974)
1585:(1964)
1562:(1986)
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1538:(1973)
1530:(1970)
1522:(1966)
1514:(1961)
1506:(1957)
1498:(1955)
1490:(1948)
1482:(1941)
1474:(1939)
1464:Novels
1423:hoaxer
1263:Themes
755:, and
551:Viking
472:Zennor
456:Proust
448:London
333:(1981)
150:(1979)
142:(1973)
134:(1957)
126:(1955)
108:Period
7546:Books
7207:2020s
7111:2010s
7020:2000s
6929:1990s
6838:1980s
6731:1970s
6640:1960s
6634:Award
6561:1973
6415:Peace
6355:1973
4273:Plays
1807:Notes
1660:prem.
1630:Plays
1313:Style
1078:Voss:
1018:with
1012:Voss.
945:with
809:, in
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