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Australia's History: Themes and Debates Paperback – 1 June 2005
by Martin Lyons (Editor), Penny Russell (Editor)
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This landmark volume will be created to coincide with the 20th International Congress of Historical Sciences which the University of New South Wales in Sydney will be hosting in 2005. Sponsored by the Australian Historical Association, the book will commission leading historians of Australia to present syntheses of current debates, ideas and research on the most important areas of Australian historical work today.
220 pages
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About the Author
Martyn Lyons was born in London and now lives in Sydney, where he is Professor of History and European Studies at the University of New South Wales. He has published books and articles in both French revolutionary history, and in the history of the book. Recent works related to the history of reading and writing include Readers and Society in Ninteteenth-Century France (2001). Penny Russell is a Senior Lecturer in History at the University of Sydney where she teaches aspects of Australian history, women's history, scandal and autobiography. She has published widely in Australian colonial history, the use of women's private writings as historical sources and on the life of Lady Jane Franklin. Her publications include A Wish of Distinction: Colonial Gentility and Femininity (1994) and This Errant Lady: Jane Franklin's Overland Journey to Port Philip and Sydney (2002).
Introduction
MARTYNLYONSANDPENNYRUSSELL
xiii The battlefields of Aboriginal history
ANNAHAEBICH
1Unsettling settler society
PENNYRUSSELL
22 The view from the north
REGINAGANTER
41 Australia’s Asian futures
DAVIDWALKER
63 The view from the west
CHARLIEFOX
81Immigration history
CATRIONAELDER
98Symbols of Australia
RICHARDWHITE
116 Australians and war
MELANIEOPPENHEIMERANDBRUCESCATES
134 The common bond?Australian citizenship
ALISONHOLLAND
152Cities, suburbs and communities
SEAMUSO
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HANLON
172Further reading 190
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