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The broad argument of this book is that the concept of an Indigenous heritage was fragmented by those who observed, collected or variously managed it in order to render it amenable to European-Australian law, policy and administration. The aim in this book is not to discuss Indi…
The broad argument of this book is that the concept of an Indigenous heritage was fragmented by those who observed, collected or variously managed it in order to render it amenable to European-Australian law, policy and administration. The aim in this book is not to discuss Indi…
From the late nineteenth century and into the twentieth century, European-Australians were actively recording, documenting and collecting Aboriginal heritage. This book examines how they did this, exploring perceptions of authenticity and innovation in Aboriginal heritage and ap…
In Fear and Temptation, Terry Goldie reveals the striking similarity of images of native peoples in the white literature of Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Goldie shows this by examining more than 350 texts, from the narratives of early explorers to the fiction, poetry, and …
