Hergenhan, Laurie
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Hergenhan, Laurie
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Hergenhan, L. T. (Laurence Thomas), 1931-
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Hergenhan, Laurie (Laurence Thomas), 1931-
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Hergenhan, Laurence 1931-
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Hergenhan, Laurence Thomas.
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Hergenhan, L. T. 1931- (Laurence Thomas),
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Hergenhan, L.T. 1931-
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Hergenhan, Laurence Thomas, 1931-
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Laurie Hergenhan was appointed Reader in the Department of English at University of Queensland in 1971. He made a major contribution in the research and teaching of Australian literature. He was founding Director of the Australian Studies Centre, University of Queensland, 1979-1982; foundation editor of Australian Literary Studies; and has written widely on Australian literature. In 1992 he received the A.A. Phillips Award for his contribution to the study of Australian literature; in 1993 he became a Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities; in 1994 he became an Officer of the Order of Australia; in 1995 he was made an Emeritus Professor. He retired from the University of Queensland in 1993.
Laurie Hergenhan was appointed Reader in the Department of English at the University of Queensland in 1971. He made a major contribution in the research and teaching of Australian literature. He was founding Director of the Australian Studies Centre, University of Queensland, 1979-1982; foundation editor of Australian Literary Studies; and has written widely on Australian literature. In 1992 he received the A.A. Phillips Award for his contribution to the study of Australian literature; in 1993 he became a Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities; in 1994 he became an Officer of the Order of Australia; in 1995 he was made an Emeritus Professor. He retired from the University of Queensland in 1993.
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