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Epigraph: Soyons realistes, demandons l'impossible (Get real - demand the impossible) Student poster, Paris, May 1968
Dedication: For Frances Peters-Little (of the Kamilaroi and Uralarai peoples) who kept on telling me I should write it
Contents
* Contents derived from the Carlton,Parkville - Carlton area,Melbourne - North,Melbourne,Victoria,:Melbourne University Press,2012 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
'On 2 December 2009, the film censorship authorities in Jakarta, backed by the Indonesian government, handed the Australian director Robert Connolly and his producers a splendid gift: They banned their film Balibo, which had been due for screening at the Jakarta Film Festival. The official statement was that this film, a part-fictional version of events that took place in East Timor thirty-four years ago, was 'negative propaganda', and that the Balibo case was 'closed'.' (Author's introduction, 103)
Straw MenSylvia Lawson,
2012single work correspondence — Appears in:
Australian Book Review,July-August
no.
3432012;(p. 4)Sylvia Lawson deflects some of Judith Armstrong's criticisms, made in Armstrong's review of Demanding the Impossible: Seven Essays on Resistance.
Straw MenSylvia Lawson,
2012single work correspondence — Appears in:
Australian Book Review,July-August
no.
3432012;(p. 4)Sylvia Lawson deflects some of Judith Armstrong's criticisms, made in Armstrong's review of Demanding the Impossible: Seven Essays on Resistance.
