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Korean literature is the body of literature produced by Koreans, mostly in the Korean language and sometimes in Classical Chinese. For much of Korea's 1,500 years of literary history, it was written in Hanja. It is commonly divided into classical and modern periods, although this distinction is sometimes unclear.

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Different themes of Australia(Melody Montoya)

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Different themes of Australia(Melody Montoya)

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The people of the Commonwealth of Australia and its predecessor colonies write or produce Australian literature. Its literary traditions begin with its ties to the English Literature tradition as a whole. Both Indigenous Australians and European descendants are included in the general notion.

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Raymund Jay G. Francisco / South East Asia 

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Raymund Jay G. Francisco / South East Asia 

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Southeast Asia can be divided into three major regions: (1) the Sanskrit region of Cambodia and Indonesia; (2) the region of Burma where Pali, a dialect related to Sanskrit, was used as a literary and religious language; and (3) the Chinese region of Vietnam.

There are no examples of Chinese literature written in Vietnam while it was under Chinese rule (111 BC–AD 939); there are only scattered examples of Sanskrit inscriptions written in Cambodia and Indonesia; yet most of the literary works produced at the court of Pagan in Burma (flourished c. 1049–1300) have survived because the texts were copied and recopied by monks and students. But in the 14th–15th centuries, vernacular literatures suddenly emerged in Burma and Java, and a “national” literature appeared in Vietnam. The reasons behind the development of each were the same: a feeling of nationalistic pride at the final defeat of Kublai Khan’s invasions, the desire of the people to find solace in literature amidst change and struggles for power, and the lack of wealth and patronage to channel artistic expression into building temples and tombs. In Vietnam and Java literary activity centered on the courts; but in Burma the first writers were the monks and, later, the laymen educated in their monasteries. In the new Burmese kingdom of Ava (flourished after 1364), the Shan kings were proud of their Burmese Buddhist culture, and they appointed the new writers into royal service, with the result that courtiers became writers also. The Tai kings of Laos and Siam led their courts in learning Pali from the Mon, whom they had conquered, and Sanskrit from the Khmer, whom they harassed; nevertheless, seized with national pride and influenced by the Burmese example, they developed their own vernacular literature. But Cambodia itself declined. Although the monks in the Theravada Buddhist (i.e., the Southeast Asian form of Buddhism) monasteries produced a few works in Pali, no vernacular literature emerged until finally Khmer-speaking people (those living in the area comprised approximately of modern Cambodia) were borrowing many words from the Tai. For its vernacular literature, Southeast Asia can be divided into (1) Burma; (2) Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia; (3) Vietnam; (4) Malaysia and Indonesia; and (5) the Philippines (which produced a vernacular literature only in the 20th century, after the imposed Spanish and English languages and literatures had made their impact).

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Raymund Jay G. Francisco/ Australian literature

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Raymund Jay G. Francisco/ Australian literature

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Australian literature, the body of literatures, both oral and written, produced in Australia.

Perhaps more so than in other countries, the literature of Australia characteristically expresses collective values. Even when the literature deals with the experiences of an individual, those experiences are very likely to be estimated in terms of the ordinary, the typical, the representative. It aspires on the whole to represent integration rather than disintegration. It does not favour the heroicism of individual action unless this shows dogged perseverance in the face of inevitable defeat. Although it may express a strong ironic disapproval of collective mindlessness, the object of criticism is the mindlessness rather than the conformity.

This general proposition holds true for both Indigenous Australians and those descended from later European arrivals, though the perception of what constitutes the community is quite radically different in these two cases. The white Australian community is united in part by its sense of having derived from foreign cultures, primarily that of England, and in part by its awareness of itself as a settler society with a continuing celebration of pioneer values and a deep attachment to the land. For Aboriginal peoples in their traditional cultures, story, song, and legend served to define allegiances and relationships both to others and to the land that nurtured them. For modern Aboriginal people, written literature has been a way of both claiming a voice and articulating a sense of cohesion as a people faced with real threats to the continuance of their culture.

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In my opinion, the mainland of southeast asia's literature is more advanced than that of island southeast asia, and their similarities are about the same.

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Shanice Angel De Leon | Australian's and Southeast Asian Literature

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Shanice Angel De Leon | Australian's and Southeast Asian Literature

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except for the said "advancements" of both places literature. They are also the same because of the language they speak, but then as i said, the only difference is how advanced their literature is.

The Common Themes of
Australian Literature
Australian Literature began with the European Settlement. They told stories mouth to mouth, many have been lost.
There are over 500 languages.
Aboriginals did not have history or literature. Australian Literature began in the more recent times because as we've already examined the aboriginal people did not have a written history or a literature.

The way which they told their stories and their history was through passing down things by word of mouth, so a mother would tell the child and then the child would tell their child. As a result there are no real history books or ancient aboriginal pieces of literature as a result what this means is that while they had over languages and while they do have an extremely rich culture.
This really wasn't the focus in aboriginal society. What this means therefore is that, literature began with the european settlement. So as we already know Australian Settlement began in 1788 and this was the beginning of the european or really the modern australian culture which they had today. This is where literature began and this is where we will begin looking at in the history of australian literature.

It's really important to understand the common themes which are really across a lot of different types of australian literature.
Although, the Australian Literature focused not only in history, but also in the present.
A relationship between the person and also the place and nature is a very common theme in Australian Literature, not only is the idea that aboriginal people have a definite belonging to place and their ancestral lands, but also the way in which the people who came to australia develope this same connection through building new ties to their land is something which is explored through australian's poetry and other literary works which is really explore the beauty of Australian's bush.

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SOUTHEAST ASIA LITERATURE

Southeast Asia can be divided into three major regions: (1) the Sanskrit region of Cambodia and Indonesia; (2) the region of Burma where Pali, a dialect related to Sanskrit, was used as a literary and religious language; and (3) the Chinese region of Vietnam. Southeast Asian Literature is a text-based collection that showcases the literary imagination and linguistic inventiveness of Asian writers as they negotiate their varied cultural identities. Searchable together for the first time are thousands of pages of English-language fiction, short fiction, and poems written from the end of the colonial era to the present. Scholars of literature, anthropology, linguistics, postcolonial theory and criticism, history, politics, and culture will find the collection rich in insights into modern experiences and their traditional connections.

AUSTRILIA LITERATURE

Australian literature is the written or literary work produced in the area or by the people of the Commonwealth of Australia and its preceding colonies. Perhaps more so than in other countries, the literature of Australia characteristically expresses collective values. the literature of Australia the vast majority of early Australian settlers were transported prisoners, the beginnings of Australian literature were oral rather than written.

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In Southeast Asian Literature, is not bound by books. Early on oral traditions, riddles,puhs, legends, and stories of comologies we're etched into the minds of listeners. Only later we're tales set in the form of stone inscriptions and basereliefs.And Australian Literature is the written or literary work produced in the area or by the people of the Commonwealt of Australia and it's preceding colonies.

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Are there any similarities and/or differences between Australian Literature and Southeast Asian Literature?

-Yes,there are similarities  angd differences.

Similarities - The literary, performing, and visual arts of Southeast Asia are the arts of Southeast Asia. While Indian influence once dominated the cultural development of the region, a number of traits predate Induan influence.

Differences - The collection in Southeast Asia includes the art of Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam, Burma, Laos, Indonesa and the Philippines, concentrating on religious sculptures and ceramics in stone and metal as well as textiles that play an integral role in social tiles and ceremonies.

Asian literature encompasses the rich and widely diverse cultural and ethnic heritages found in such countries as China, India, Japan, Vietnam, Korea, and more. By its technical term, it is basically the literary products made in continent Asia throughout history.

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Are there any similarities and/or differences between Australian Literature and Southeast Asian Literature?

- Yes, there are similarities and differences between Australian and  Southeast Asian Literature.

SIMILARITIES

- There similarities is that in terms of originality they both have there own genres, themes, literature, traditions, cultures, and works.
- The way they told their stories and their history was by passing things down by word of mouth.
- Both Australian and Southeast Asian Literature focuses on not only in history, but also in the present.

DIFFERENCES

-The eminent and common themes of Australian Literature are landscape and environment, Australian culture, identity of settlers, isolation and estrangement, migration experience, and the life of Australian bush. While, the common themes of Southeast Asian Literature are politics and social structure, nationalism, duty and honor, family and filial piety, morality and etiquette, spirituality and philosophy, etc...

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Australian literature - Australian literature is the written or literary work produced in the area or by the people of the Commonwealth of Australia and its preceding colonies. During its early Western history, Australia was a collection of British colonies, therefore, its recognised literary tradition begins with and is linked to the broader tradition of English literature. However, the narrative art of Australian writers has, since 1788, introduced the character of a new continent into literature - exploring such themes as Aboriginality, mateship, egalitarianism, democracy, national identity, migration, Australia's unique location and geography, the complexities of urban living, and "the beauty and the terror" of life in the Australian bush.

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The Difference between Australian Literature and Southeast Asai Literature

- Australian literature is the body of literatures, both oral and written, produced in Australia.

- Southeast Asia Literature is not bound by books. Early on, oral traditions, riddles, puns, proverbs, legends, and stories of cosmologies were etched into the minds of listeners.

- Aboroginality and mateship is on of the similarities of Australian and Southeast Asia Literature. Just like when is comes to culture you can really see their Literature

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Australia's literature, perhaps more than that of other countries, expresses collective values. Even when the literature deals with an individual's experiences, those experiences are very likely to be valued in terms of the ordinary, typical, and representative. Overall, it aspires to represent integration rather than disintegration. It does not value individual heroism unless it is accompanied by tenacity in the face of certain defeat. Although it expresses a strong ironic disapproval of collective mindlessness, the object of criticism is the mindlessness, not the conformity.

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In Southeast Asia, literature is not bound by books. Early on, oral traditions, riddles, puns, proverbs, legends, and stories of cosmologies were etched into the minds of listeners. Only later were tales set in the form of stone inscriptions and bas-reliefs.

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They have differences since Australia is not included in southeast Asia and Southeast Asian literature can be divided into 2 way while the Australia isn’t. Australian literature has over 500 languages and their literature began in European settlement. The prevalent themes in southeast Asian literature are politics and social structure, nationalism, and duty and honor. While the Australia noted themes of migration and national identity and etc, were still widely explored up to 20th century.

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Southeast Asian Literature is focused on telling stories, oral traditions, riddles, puns, proverbs and legends, Each Country Reflects in it's Literature and in other aspects of it's culture. While Australian literature focuses more on the body of the literature, both on oral and written where it first began with European Settlement.

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Two-thirds of the world's population lives in Asia, the world's largest continent. Its inhabitants are ethnically, culturally, linguistically, and religiously varied. Its ancient civilisations had a huge impact on the world, and modern-day Asian countries continue to play an important role in the world. Asia and Australia, as neighboring regions, have a strong history, social, and economic interaction.

Because of these ties, Asia and Australia's involvement with Asia is one of the three core areas of study that the Australian curriculum requires teachers to cover across all courses. For English teachers, this includes including literature written by Asian authors as well as books concerning Asian people, culture, history, and stories.

According to the Curriculum, studying Asia and its literature will "enable students to explore and appreciate the diverse range of traditional and contemporary texts from and about the peoples and countries of Asia," as well as "enable students to appreciate the diverse range of traditional and contemporary texts from and about the peoples and countries of Asia."

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Australia's and Southeast Asia Literature History 

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Australia's and Southeast Asia Literature History 

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Australia's literature, maybe more than that of other countries, is characterized by the expression of collective values.
Even though the literature deals with an individual's experiences, those experiences are very likely to be categorized as ordinary, normal, or representative.
It tries to reflect integration rather than dissolution on the whole.
Individual heroism is not favored unless it is accompanied by tenacious endurance in the face of inevitability.
Although it may indicate a strong ironic condemnation of collective mindlessness, it is the mindlessness that is being criticized, not the uniformity.

This general concept holds for both Indigenous Australians and descendants of later European settlers, however, their perceptions of what makes a community varied dramatically.
The white Australian community is connected in part by its consciousness of itself as a settler civilization with a continued celebration of pioneer values and a deep commitment to the land, and in part by its perception of having sprung from other cultures, primarily that of England.
Story, song, and legend defined allegiances and ties for Aboriginal peoples in their traditional traditions, both to others and to the land that produced them.
For today's Aboriginals.

Southeast Asia Literature History

Southeast Asia can be split into three major regions based on their "classical" literature: (1) the Sanskrit region of Cambodia and Indonesia; (2) the Burmese region where Pali, a dialect related to Sanskrit, was utilized as a literary and religious language; and (3) the Chinese region of Vietnam.

Most of the literary works produced at the court of Pagan in Burma (flourished c. 1049–1300) have survived because the texts were copied and recopied by monks and students. There are no examples of Chinese literature written in Vietnam while it was under Chinese rule
(111 BC-AD 939); there are only scattered
examples of Sanskrit inscriptions written in Cambodia and Indonesia, and there are only scattered examples of Sanskrit inscriptions written in Cambodia and Indonesia.

However, in the 14th and 15th centuries, vernacular literature appeared in Burma and Java, as well as  "national" literature in Vietnam.
The same factors drove the formation of each: a sense of nationalistic pride.

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AUSTRALIAN LITERATURE
-is produced by people of the commonwealth of Australia and it's preceding colony. Australia is smallest of the worlds continents. 7.692 million square kilometers or 5% of the world landmass.
SOUTHEAST ASIA LITERATURE
- Southeast Asia literature is not bound by books. Early on, riddles,puns,oral traditions, legend,and stories of cosmologies. Southeast Asia arts have been religion and national history.

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A new and very talented generation of writers and artists began to emerge at the outset of World War II. Literary magazines—including Southerly and Meanjin, both concerned with promoting Australian writing (and both still extant) established themselves, and the interest of the international reading public in Australian writing grew. Although factual and descriptive writing remained prominent, Australian writers became increasingly speculative and searching. The “Ern Malley” hoax (1944), in which the poets James McAuley and Harold Stewart, writing as a deceased mechanic-salesman-poet, parodied what they saw as the meaninglessness of experimental verse, was an indication of the demand for new standards. Similarly Patrick White, a Nobel Prize winner (1973) and the most important and influential of the modern Australian novelists, was drawn to Australian themes and the Australian landscape, but he was profoundly dismissive of the dun-coloured journalism, as he thought it, of Australian fiction.

White’s imaginative reach, ambitious themes, and elaborate imagery showed him surpassing nationalistic limitations. His major novels, The Tree of Man (1955), Voss (1957), and Riders in the Chariot (1961), had an epic scope. His short stories and plays and his later novels explored more completely the ambiguity of character and the troubling question of belief. White not only demonstrated the richness of the Australian experience for imaginative writing (“your country is of great subtlety”) but drew the attention of the world to it.

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Angeline P. Agustines/Australian literature and Southeast Asian Literature. 

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Angeline P. Agustines/Australian literature and Southeast Asian Literature. 

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The similarities and differences between Australian literature and Southeast asian Literature. Australian literature is not necessarily set in Australia or explicitly about Australia or Australians, but it reflects upon, explores, celebrates or grieves over human experience through stories which are informed and influenced by deep and long-lasting experience of Australian culture, geography.
In Southeast Asia, literature is not bound by books. Early on, oral traditions, riddles, puns, proverbs, legends, and stories of cosmologies were etched into the minds of listeners. Only later were tales set in the form of stone inscriptions and bas-reliefs.

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Australian literature isn't always set in Australia or directly about Australians, but it does reflect on, explore, celebrate, or lament human existence thru stories shaped and impacted by profound and long-term knowledge of Australian culture, geography, landscape, and climate.
Southeast Asian Literature is a text-based collection that showcases Asian writers' literary imagination and linguistic inventiveness as they negotiate their diverse cultural identities.
Thousands of pages of English-language fiction, short fiction, and poems written from the end of the colonial era to the present are searchable for the first time. The collection will appeal to scholars of literature, anthropology, linguistics, postcolonial theory and criticism, history, politics, and culture who are interested in current experiences and their historic ties.

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Yes they have there similarities for example the two continents really value there traditions and culture they are open to everyone how this is important to them.Both also have there own developments, improvements, and making a good differences very year and they have amazing literatures that inspires, entertain, and educate their people from there oldest literary convention to the newest convention.Lastly Australian and Southeast Asian Literature have there creative, geniuses and talented Authors and writers.
Aside from their similarities they have a huge and a lot of differences from their land mass Australian is the smallest of the world continent while Asia is the world’s largest
continent. In Australia they are famous of their aboriginal work, aboriginal writers and aboriginal stories and in Southeast Asian  they have a huge occupation from the vegetation, animal life and of course it’s people, both of them have a gap in terms of their ancestors or people, In Asian they have established the wildest variety of adaptation because of it their literature is very ahead from Australia.
I can say that Asia is a rich continent and Australia is a poor continent but i can assured that both of them are also rich in terms of their love to there literatures.

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In early year southeast asia's literature is diverse in a way they are not bounded by the books, it has different types of traditional all over the continent that made, riddles, puns, proverbs, legends and of course stories of cosmologies. These types of literature were given life by thosw writer who are showcasing their literary imagination and inguistics. These Asian writers value their tradition and belief whilst in creating different kinds of master pieces. Australian literature is both oral and written, prouduced in Australia itself. It's literature based on indigenous Australian and those descended from European arrivals. However Australian writers explore different writing themes such ad mateship, egalitarianism, democarcy national identity and it's unique geographical location

In a way both have similarities in showcasing it's literature, it focuses on the country beliefs and history. They are showcasing the difference lifestyle and the country went through in those passed years.

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AUSTRALIAN LITERATURE & SOUTHEAST ASIA LITERATURE

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Australian literature is produced by people of the commonwealth of Australia and it's preceding colony. Australia is a smallest of the worlds continent's and 7.692 million square kilometers of 5 % of the world landmass. While Southest Asia literature is not bound by books. Early on, Riddles,puns,oral traditions,legend,and stories of cosmologies. Worlds largest and most diverse continent and has the worlds highest and lowest point and is subjects to worlds widest climatic extremes.

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Australian literature is the written or literary work produced in the area or by the people of the Commonwealth of Australia and its preceding colonies.

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In Southeast Asia, literature is not bound by books. Early on, oral traditions, riddles, puns, proverbs, legends, and stories of cosmologies were etched into the minds of listeners. Only later were tales set in the form of stone inscriptions and bas-reliefs.

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The literary themes of Australia and Southeast Asia are quite different, since it is based on their history and land features.