Duggan, M.

...Considering the small population and the difficulty of making a living as a writer, the government provides support through the Literary Fund (1946) and the Writers Grant Scheme (1973), which subsidizes the purchase of books by libraries. Writers who followed Sargeson include Maurice Duggan (1922-76, best known for his work Summer in the Gravel Pit, 1965), who portrayed the various ways in which feelings of alienation are shared, and Janet Frame (1924-), who created a dreamlike world where even the words are indistinguishable...

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…人口が少なく，作家業専門で暮らすことが困難な事情を考慮して，政府は文学基金(1946)，図書館が購入する図書に補助金を出す作家助成金制度(1973)の援助をしている。　サージソンに続いた作家たちには，疎外感の多様な分ち合い方を描いたダガンMaurice Duggan(1922‐76。代表作《砂利坑の夏》1965)，文目（あやめ）も分かぬ夢幻の世界を創ったフレームJanet Frame(1924‐　。…

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