This book examines the broader impacts on Australian culture and cultural practice of the Australian High Court's landmark Mabo decision of 1992. It considers how history, linguistics and anthropology as well as film, fiction, poetry and memoir writing have been challenged or transformed by Mabo.
This book examines the broader impacts on Australian culture and cultural practice of the Australian High Court's landmark Mabo decision of 1992. It considers how history, linguistics and anthropology as well as film, fiction, poetry and memoir writing have been challenged or transformed by Mabo.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Geoff Rodoreda is a lecturer in the Department of English Literature at the University of Stuttgart, Germany. Eva Bischoff is an assistant professor in the Department of International History at Trier University, Germany.
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Acknowledgements Introduction, Geoff Rodoreda and Eva Bischoff PART I. MAKING HISTORY Chapter 1. Activism before Mabo: A View from the Southeast, Lynette Russell and Rachel Standfield Chapter 2. Remembering Koiki and Bonita Mabo, Pioneers of Indigenous Education, Paul Turnbull PART II. MABO IN POLITICS AND PRACTICE Chapter 3. Responsibility = Ownership? An Ethnographic Moment in Native Title, Carsten Wergin Chapter 4. The Contributions of Linguistics to Native Title Claims, Christina Ringel PART III. MABO AND FILM Chapter 5. Australian Indigenous Filmmaking Beyond Mabo: The Emergence of Indigenous Australian Visual Sovereignty, Romaine Moreton and Therese Davis Chapter 6. Filmic Representations of Eddie Mabo in a Changing Cultural Imaginary, Renate Brosch Chapter 7. Torres Strait Screen Media 'Post- Mabo': Between Representation and Institution, Peter Kilroy PART IV. FICTION AND POETRY Chapter 8. Melissa Lucashenko's Mullumbimby: The FemaleBody as the Locus of Knowing and Tradition, Philip Morrissey Chapter 9. Writing the Land, Writing Relations: Kim Scott's That Deadman Dance, Dorothee Klein Chapter 10. Aboriginal Jurisprudence in Philip McLaren's Lightning Mine, Katrin Althans Chapter 11. Rewriting History, Rewriting Identity: Terra Nullius in Australian Poetry after Mabo, Lioba Schreyer PART V. MABO AND MEMOIR Chapter 12. Are We Better Than This?: Stan Grant and the Post-Mabo Blues, Lars Jensen Chapter 13. Beyond Native Title: Literary Justice in the Post-Mabo Memoir, Kieran Dolin List of Contributors Index.
Acknowledgements Introduction, Geoff Rodoreda and Eva Bischoff PART I. MAKING HISTORY Chapter 1. Activism before Mabo: A View from the Southeast, Lynette Russell and Rachel Standfield Chapter 2. Remembering Koiki and Bonita Mabo, Pioneers of Indigenous Education, Paul Turnbull PART II. MABO IN POLITICS AND PRACTICE Chapter 3. Responsibility = Ownership? An Ethnographic Moment in Native Title, Carsten Wergin Chapter 4. The Contributions of Linguistics to Native Title Claims, Christina Ringel PART III. MABO AND FILM Chapter 5. Australian Indigenous Filmmaking Beyond Mabo: The Emergence of Indigenous Australian Visual Sovereignty, Romaine Moreton and Therese Davis Chapter 6. Filmic Representations of Eddie Mabo in a Changing Cultural Imaginary, Renate Brosch Chapter 7. Torres Strait Screen Media 'Post- Mabo': Between Representation and Institution, Peter Kilroy PART IV. FICTION AND POETRY Chapter 8. Melissa Lucashenko's Mullumbimby: The FemaleBody as the Locus of Knowing and Tradition, Philip Morrissey Chapter 9. Writing the Land, Writing Relations: Kim Scott's That Deadman Dance, Dorothee Klein Chapter 10. Aboriginal Jurisprudence in Philip McLaren's Lightning Mine, Katrin Althans Chapter 11. Rewriting History, Rewriting Identity: Terra Nullius in Australian Poetry after Mabo, Lioba Schreyer PART V. MABO AND MEMOIR Chapter 12. Are We Better Than This?: Stan Grant and the Post-Mabo Blues, Lars Jensen Chapter 13. Beyond Native Title: Literary Justice in the Post-Mabo Memoir, Kieran Dolin List of Contributors Index.
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