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In his chapter, John Kinsella, a longstanding supporter and key critic of Fogarty’s poetry, provides a rich, thoughtful poem and commentary in response to the inverted economy of colonial gift-giving set out in Fogarty’s poem, “I am not Santa.” Kinsella celebrates Fogarty’s play with inversion, reversals, gifting and receiving, a vision of a community of exchange as ethical subtext that is bound in relations to politics, Country, labour, and justice.

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Radical Inversions in Lionel Fogarty’s ‘I am not Santa’: Lies of the ‘Gift’

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    2025年

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In his chapter, John Kinsella, a longstanding supporter and key critic of Fogarty’s poetry, provides a rich, thoughtful poem and commentary in response to the inverted economy of colonial gift-giving set out in Fogarty’s poem, “I am not Santa.” Kinsella celebrates Fogarty’s play with inversion, reversals, gifting and receiving, a vision of a community of exchange as ethical subtext that is bound in relations to politics, Country, labour, and justice.