Issue 15, October 1999

Editor: Elizabeth McMahon
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Target Article

Re-membering and taking up an ethics of listening: a response to loss and the maternal in “the stolen children”: Brigitta Olubas and Lisa Greenwell look at ways of hearing the Report of the National Inquiry into the Separation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children from Their Families, and some responses to date.


Plus

An excerpt from McKenzie Wark’s celebrities, culture and cyberspace: the light on the hill in a postmodern world.


Reviews

Gillian Fuller reviews McKenzie Wark’s celebrities, culture and cyberspace.


In emuse

Breaking Taboos

Marcia Langton responds to Alexis Wright’s essay, Breaking Taboos

Reviews of Andrew Riemer’s Sandstone Gothic

Lisbet de Castro Lopo and Jillian Dellit respond to Riemer’s memoirs, which has been reviewed for AHR by both Stephen Knight and Melissa Hardie.

Aboriginal Sovereignty

Therese-M. Caiter responds to Philip Batty’s Saluting the dot-spangled banner: Aboriginal Culture, National Identity and the Australian Republic

Culture
Simon During’s essay Teaching Culture has had responses from

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