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White Blindfolds and Black Armbands: The Uses of Whiteness Theory for Reading Australian Cultural Production
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1999
White Blindfolds and Black Armbands: The Uses of Whiteness Theory for Reading Australian Cultural Production
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'Analyses or descriptions of the history of race relations (and cultural production) in what has been called Australia for about a hundred years, have frequently been informed by two orientations that might be simply categorised as the white blindfold and the black armband positions. In many cases, these two mindsets can be observed in other Western cultures although the interaction between them, and the society around them, gets played out differently in particular places at particular times.' (Extract)
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White Blindfolds and Black Armbands: The Uses of Whiteness Theory for Reading Australian Cultural Production
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White Blindfolds and Black Armbands: The Uses of Whiteness Theory for Reading Australian Cultural Production
Queensland Review
Subjects:
- Don't Take Your Love to Town 1988 single work autobiography
- Steam Pigs 1997 single work novel
- Plains of Promise 1997 single work novel
- Women of the Sun 1985 single work novel
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