Humanities Research: Volume XV. No. 3. 2009

Details

ISSN (print):

1440-0669

ISSN (online):

1834-8491

Publication date:

Sep 2009

Imprint:

ANU Press

DOI:

http://doi.org/10.22459/HR.XV.12.2009

Journal:

Humanities Research

Disciplines:

Arts & Humanities

Countries:

World

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• Preliminary Pages (PDF, 82KB)
• Contributors (PDF, 64KB)

1. Decolonising testimony: on the possibilities and limits of witnessing (PDF, 118KB) – Rosanne Kennedy, Lynne Bell and Julia Emberley doi

Testimony, witnessing and the institution

2. Can the institution speak? The university as testimony in Canada today (PDF, 156KB) – Len M. Findlay doi
3. Reconciliation as ritual: comparative perspectives on innovation and performance in processes of reconciliation (PDF, 212KB) – Roxana Waterson doi
4. ‘Healing the heartbreak’?: the role of testimony in the Australian inquiry into the separation of Indigenous children from their families (PDF, 199KB) – Rebecca Devitt doi

The testimonial arts: challenging national memory

5. Used and abused (PDF, 2.4MB) – Adrian Stimson doi
6. Buffalo Boy testifies: decolonising visual testimony in a colonial-settler society (PDF, 181KB) – Lynne Bell doi
7. Ancestors rising: Aboriginal art as historical testimo (PDF, 3.5MB) – Mary Longman doi
8. In an era of stalled reconciliation: the uncanny witness of Ray Lawrence’s Jindabyne (PDF, 191KB) – Rosanne Kennedy doi

Testimony and cultural memory: from the national to the transnational

10. Other echoes in the garden (PDF, 4.6MB) – Jamelie Hassan doi
11. This is not a game: testimony and the making and unmaking of the child as a political subject (PDF, 1.3MB) – Julia Emberley doi