Introduction The Author and His Works Literature Revicw Research Background Theoretical Framework Significance and Innovations Layout of the Monograph Chapter One Australia』s Colonial Memories to Trace Origin.Re-appraise and Invent Traditions 1.1 European Civilization Remembered as a Double-edged Sword Oscar and Lucinda 1.1.1 Preliminaries ofthe Fiction 1.1.2 Christian Civilization as a Sugar-coated Bullet 1.1.3 Gambling as a Home-grown Religion and Victorian Transmission 1.1.4 Misogyny as Punishment for Bush Intruders and Victorian Transgressors 1.2 Convicts Recollected as Scapegoats for the Empire：Jack Maggs 1.2.1 Preliminaries ofthe Fiction 1.2.2 Scapegoats Expulsed for Good 1.2.3 Convicts』Homesickness 1.2.4 Reorientation to Embrace the Adopted Land 1.3 Outlaw Recalled as a National Hero：True History of ff：e Kelly Gang 1.3.1 Preliminaries ofthe Fiction 1.3.2 Colonial Australia as a Dystopia 1.3.3 Death ofthe Outlaw as a State Murder 1.3.4 Monument to the Antiauthoritarian Hero Chapter Two Australia』s Original Memories to Conerete Identitv Surpass and Heal 2.1 Underpaintings of Australian Memory：Illywhacker 2.1.1 Preliminaries ofthe Fiction 2.1.2 Lies as Part of Existence 2.1.3 Utopian Nationalist Dream 2.1.4 Multi-cultural Genes 2.1.5 Nation in Gaol 2.2 Aborigines Remembered as Victims of European Australians Racism：A Long Way from Home 2.2.1 Preliminaries of the Fiction 2.2.2 Victims of the White』s Racism 2.2.3 Deferred Reconciliation between the Whites and the Aborigines 2.2.4 Aborigines』Salvation by Carving Their Cultural Memorv Chapter Three Australia』s Neo-eolonial Memories to Blame and Illumine the Present 3.1 Americanization Recollected as a Crippling Force：The Unusual Life of Tristan Smith 3.1.1 Preliminaries of the Fiction 3.1.2 Mania for the New Empire 3.1.3 Hybridized Cripple ofImperialism 3.1.4 Culture as Armour 3.2 Ally Recalled as the Imperialist：Amnesia 3.2.1 Preliminaries of the Fiction 3.2.2 Forgetting as a National Ill 3.2.3 Cost of 0blivion——Carnival of Humiliations 3.2.4 Birth of the Overman Conclusion Reference List
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