Issue Details: First known date: 2001-2002... 2001-2002 Intertwining Histories : Heritage and Diversity
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In this address/essay Ang poses the following questions: 'How can we recognise diversity as integral and intrinsic to the nation's history, and not just as a decorative afterthought? How can we develop a more diverse, shared, as well as open and living sense of heritage, something that all groups and communities contribute to, including those whose stories and voices are generally marginalised from the canonical national history?' In addressing these questions she draws on her own cultural heritage and her experiences of living in Indonesia and the Netherlands prior to immigrating to Australia.

Notes

  • This essay was originally an address given by Ien Ang as the sixth annual history lecture for the History Council of NSW, delivered on 24 September 2001 at Government House, Sydney.

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