y separately published work icon Compr(om)ising Post/colonialism(s) : Challenging Narratives and Practices anthology   criticism  
Issue Details: First known date: 2001... 2001 Compr(om)ising Post/colonialism(s) : Challenging Narratives and Practices
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Contents

* Contents derived from the Sydney, New South Wales,:Dangaroo Press , 2001 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Unjust Relations : Post-Colonialism and the Species Boundary, Helen Tiffin , single work criticism
Tiffin states that her paper attempts to 'open dialogue on the place of animals and speciesism in post-colonial discourses'. Firstly, she wants to 'establish the importance of animals and the question of the species boundary in "othering" and racism'; secondly, she discusses some of the political difficulties involved in pursuing this topic in post-colonial contexts; and thirdly, she focuses on the question of representation, and the way in which Canadian writer Timothy Findley and Australian writer Peter Goldsworthy have tackled the issues of the species boundary and speciesism.
 (p. 30-41)
'Signs Taken for Blunders', or, No Question about Ambivalence or Authority in a Washbucket in Brittany, March 1988, Paul Sharrad , single work criticism (p. 45-54)
Institutional Structures and Individual Agency : Writing with, about, and to Aboriginal Authors, Penny Van Toorn , single work essay
Drawing on her own experience, van Toorn in this paper considers the ways in which colonial power relations between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people are reproduced inadvertently through the institutionalised routines of academic life, and in archival institutions and the publishing industry.
 (p. 55-63)
"Who is Mudrooroo?", Terry Goldie , single work criticism (p. 105-113)
The Filmworks of T. G. H. Strehlow : Commodities of the Sacred, Hart Cohen , single work criticism (p. 129-138)
Thinking the Unthinkable : The Imaginary White Savage of T. G. H. Strehlow, Shane Hersey , single work criticism (p. 139-145)
Political Persons : Empire, Motherhood and State Control, Dorothy Jones , single work criticism
Discusses various postcolonial texts, including Jolley's novel.
 (p. 174-181)
Taming the Wild Child : Colonialism and Postcolonialism in Gary Crew's Angel's Gate, Joanne McPherson , single work criticism (p. 251-260)
Eating at Home : Captivity Captive, Greg Ratcliffe , single work criticism (p. 261-269)
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