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Anani Nourredine Mensah,Abdul-Fahd Fofana lies at the heart of the institution of the literary prize, the changing nature of this relationship between prizes and gender for both winners and shortlisted authors, and whether the gender representation on a judging panel influences the gender of the winning author. This chapter draws on the wo

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Installing and Configuring SharePoint,duction. Here I consider the commonalities between the gender prestige gap in Australian publishing and the lack of recognition for women in the fields of cinema and music, and I propose that the common factor across sector and over time is a lack of authority afforded to women creators. I conclude

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Introduction,ues why Australia is an important site for the study of both historic and contemporary literary prestige, power and reputation and the ways that literary networks and circuits of symbolic capital work together in the literary field.

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Power and Prestige in the Australian Literary Field,ems of prestige-building over the period from 1965 to 2015. This chapter goes on to detail the conceptual framework that guides this study: Pierre Bourdieu’s notion of the field of cultural production and the interplay between agents in the field in their struggle for positions and power. I propose

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