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Issue Details: First known date: 1999... no. 20/21 Summer 1999 of Australian Screen Education Online est. 1999 Australian Screen Education Online
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* Contents derived from the , 1999 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Sadness : A Monologue by William Yang - A Study Guide, Libby Tudball , single work criticism
'Award winning photographer William Yang explores issues of grief, family and identity in this adaptation of his acclaimed stage performance, Sadness.'
 (p. 10-17)
The Castle : A Critical Study of a Feature Film Text, Tony Hughes , single work essay
'This study programme uses the Australian feature film The Castle to exemplify the ways in which a text confirms or challenges the attitudes and values of its audience.'
 (p. 36-43)
Reading the Images of Our Culture, Christine Evely , single work essay

'Mass media representations, like all representations, carry explicit and implicit values about race, gender, class, age, and appearance. While we have no say in what makes up this cultural environment, we do author our own classrooms. And here, what matters most is how we ‘read’, interpret, and value the representations which surround us. Students need to explore these representations through writing, reading, and yes, engaging with media. If we are to survive, we must control our symbols so that our symbols do not

control us. ...'

 (p. 62-65)
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