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'In this first of a series of intergenerational exchanges and reflections on the links to and legacies of the Whitlam era in the run up to the fiftieth anniversary of the 1972 election, a former New South Wales ALP Minister for Education talks with a current tertiary student activist about the changing landscape of education — and advocacy — past, present and future. ' (Introduction)
 

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    y separately published work icon Griffith Review Learning Curves no. 75 2022 23707826 2022 periodical issue

    'IN 1816. DAVID Brewster. a Scottish mathematician and physicist, invented a new kind of optical device. A narrow tube. fragments of coloured glass gathered loosely at oen end were rearranged as the tube turned, refracting a series of recombining mandalas  for the viewer (at the other end) thanks to mirrors set inside. A slight turn and a whole new vista appeared - impossible to predict, to enumerate. to return to. Brewster called it a kaleidoscope, a 'philosophical Instrument* that changes what was possible to 'see' and how.' (Ashley Hey : Introduction)

         2022     pg. 157-165
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