Death and denial constituted two critical moments in the colonisation of the north of Australia. Denial persists today and engenders a complicity with all that has gone before. Whether denial takes the form of stride refusal or the more subtle form of blank indifference, the result is the same: the past is concealed, and the living become accomplices in the continuation of injustice. This book unleashes that past and its concealment.
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Death and denial constituted two critical moments in the colonisation of the north of Australia. Denial persists today and engenders a complicity with all that has gone before. Whether denial takes the form of stride refusal or the more subtle form of blank indifference, the result is the same: the past is concealed, and the living become accomplices in the continuation of injustice. This book unleashes that past and its concealment.
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Very good. Signed by author. Trade paperback (US). Glued binding. 268 p. Audience: General/trade. Association copy; inscribed by author; 1st printing. Very Good softcover. Clean covers and spine; light scuffing of covers; tightly bound; inscribed on half title 'Dear Jane, | this comes with | love and gratitude, | Debbie | Canberra 1992'; owner name 'Goodale 1992' in small letters on front end paper; clean interior with slight age darkening along page edges. Inscription was to Anthropology Professor and author, Jane C. Goodale (Bryn Mawr, U. Penn, Barnard). 8vo, 268 pp; illustrated. See, OCLC #963496451.
