Stolen Lands, Broken Cultures: The Settler-Colonial Present

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Introduction: Why Settler Colonialism?

John Hinkson’s introduction to Issue 37/38 (2012): Stolen Lands, Broken Cultures: The Settler-Colonial Present

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Arena Journal issue no. 37/38, 2012

Contents

TitleAuthorPagePg.
Introduction
Why Settler Colonialism?
John Hinkson1
Time
History, Time and the Indigenist Critique
Edward Cavanagh116
The Vanishing Endpoint of Settler Colonialism
Elizabeth Strakosch and Alissa Macoun40
Seven Generations Behind: Representing Native Nations
Sarah Maddison63
Bodies
Embodying the Australian Nation and Silencing History
Mary O'Dowd88
The Colour Lines of Settler Colonialism
Gaia Giuliani105
More than Preserving a Polynesian Paradise
Hokulani K. Aikau129
Spaces Unsettling Conceptions of Wilderness and Nature
Alice Robinson and Dan Tout153
Settlercolonial Landscapes and Narratives of Possession
Tracey Banivanua Mar176
A Settlercolonial Consensus on the Northern Territory Intervention
Melissa Lovell199
Reclaiming the Northern Territory as a Settlercolonial Space
Deirdre Howard-Wagner220
Palestine: Past and Present
Orientalism and Zionism: Dismantling Leon Uris's Exodus
John Docker241
New Jews for Old: Settler State Formation and the Impossibility of Zionism
Patrick Wolfe285
Afterword
Settler Colonialism: A Global and a Contemporary Phenomenon
Lorenzo Veracini322
Notes on Contributors
337

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