My Career Goes Bung

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My Career Goes Bung is a satirical, semi-autobiographical novel by Australian writer Miles Franklin that humorously critiques literary culture and gender expectations in early 20th-century Australia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf novel
satirical novel
author Miles Franklin NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Australia
critiques conventional gender roles
literary establishment
patriarchal society
explores constraints on women writers
female independence
tension between art and respectability
follows My Brilliant Career NERFINISHED
genre autobiographical fiction
satire
hasAuthorNationality Australian
hasProtagonist Sybylla Melvyn NERFINISHED
hasTone humorous
ironic
language English
literaryForm fiction
literaryMovement Australian literature
literarySignificance important work in early feminist Australian fiction
mainTheme critique of literary culture
gender expectations
women and authorship
narrativeForm bildungsroman elements
narrativePerspective first-person narration
portrays Australian rural and urban life
relatedWork My Brilliant Career NERFINISHED
settingPeriod early 20th century
settingPlace Australia NERFINISHED
uses self-reflexive commentary on authorship

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Miles Franklin wrote My Career Goes Bung