Titlebook: Australia and the Insular Imagination; Beaches, Borders, Bo Suvendrini Perera Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America In

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Terence C. Blair,John G. McPherson topicality of the shipwreck in eighteenth-century Europe. Corbin’s . is a profound—and provoking—investigation of the emergence of “a type of pleasure” in the sea and the ways in which the “unconscious desires and obsolete emotions” of European publics came to be performed on the “coastal stage” fr

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Athol D. Abrahams,Anthony J. Parsonste of which he was to become prime minister. In a speech made in 1898 to his staunch allies, the Australian Natives Association (a body whose name already discursively eliminates the land’s first peoples from the space of the nation-to-be) Deakin urged the delegates to take up “the fiery-cross of Fe

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Alluvial Fan Processes and Formsry of Federation.”. Griffith’s description of the process that successfully annexed the Torres Strait Islands, though falling just short of acquiring Papua for Queensland, is terse and to the point. It lays bare the sweep of a colonial voracity. How does this appetite to . the horizon shape the imag

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Anthony J. Parsons,Athol D. Abrahamseads: “The problem of raising a pogrom.”. The cartoon was Spooner’s contribution to the debate over the introduction of racial vilification laws in Australia. Huntsman, who reproduces the cartoon in her book on beach culture, draws from it the reflection that racist extremism is inimical both to Aus

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