Titlebook: Seeing Christ in Australia Since 1850; Kerrie Handasyde,Sean Winter Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclu

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Christ as Bushranger: Ned Kelly as a Secular Christhapter, the way in which Kelly has been appropriated as a Christlike figure in Australian culture will be explored alongside the religious instincts in Kelly’s own life. The Christian faith was part of the social imaginary of the world Kelly inhabited. What little education he had was given by the c

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Christ as Anzac: How Is ‘Sacrifice’ Understood in Australian Educational Contexts?tradition and is ‘Christ’-shaped. For many young Australians growing up in a post-secular society, Anzac stands in for ‘Christ’. This can be shown in student writing samples by making explicit the connection between the language and imagery of modern commemoration and aspects of ‘Christ’s’ atoning s

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Christ as Princess of Pop, at least for me. Decades on from first resonating like a soundtrack to my formative teenage years, Kylie’s singing voice still hums of joy, embodied and ecstatic. With Roland Barthes’s singing voice as ‘material of the body’ and Virginia Burrus and Karmen MacKendrick’s ‘life in desire’ as support

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Christ as Strange(r): The Elusiveness of Jesus in the Work of Nick Cave and Julie Dowlings an investment in a theological methodology at odds with the disruptive and inverting character of the presentations of Jesus offered in the Second Testament, wherein questions arising from particular contexts were considered basic for responsible theological work. Conversely, the figure of Jesus h

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