TY  - JOUR
A1  - Braun-Bau, Susanne
T1  - Nature and Psyche: Nature imagery and the depiction of consciousness in Australian novels of the 20th century
N2  - Mental processes are filters which intervene in the literary presentation of nature. This article will take you on a journey through literary landscapes, starting from Joseph Furphy and end-ing with Gerald Murnane. It will try to show the development of Australian literary landscape depiction. The investigation of this extensive topic will show that the perception of the Aus-tralian landscape as foreign and threatening is a coded expression of the protagonists" crisis of identity due to their estrangement from European cultural roots. Only a feeling of being at home enables the characters to perceive landscapes in a positive way and allows the author to depict intimate and familiar views of nature. This topic will be investigated with a range of novels to reveal the development of this theme from the turn of the nineteenth century (the time of Furphy- novel Such is Life) up to the present (i.e. novels by Malouf, Foster, Hall, Murnane).
N2  - Der Aufsatz zeigt die Entwicklung von englischer Naturbildlichkeit und der gespiegelten Bewußtseinsdarstellung von Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts (Henry Handel Richardson, Joseph Furphy) bis heute. Der Aufsatz basiert auf einer Publikation der Autorin mit dem Titel: Nature und Psyche. Erschienen im Lit-Verlag Hamburg.
KW  - Blaue Berge <Australien>
KW  - Nordterritorium <Australien>
KW  - Australienforschung
KW  - Aborigines
KW  - Buschballade
KW  - Australien
KW  - Zentralaustralien
KW  - Stream of
KW  - Moderner Roman
KW  - Austalischer Busch
KW  - Patrick White
KW  - David Malouf
KW  - Naturbilder
KW  - novel of the 20th century
KW  - Australian bush
KW  - Patrick White
KW  - David Malour
KW  - nature imagery
KW  - stream of consciousness
Y1  - 2007
UR  - https://ubt.opus.hbz-nrw.de/frontdoor/index/index/docId/250
UR  - https://nbn-resolving.org/urn:nbn:de:hbz:385-1-2502
ER  -