Arena Magazine issue no. 137, 2015
Contents
| Title | Author | PagePg. |
|---|---|---|
| EDITORIAL | ||
| Alison Caddick | 2 | |
| LEAD GRAPHIC | ||
| Neil Maizels | 4 | |
| AGAINST THE CURRENT | ||
THE COLLAPSE OF SOCIAL EUROPE Greece in the maw of the market | Guy Rundle | 5 |
The plight of the Rohingya | Grazyna Zajdow | 7 |
FREE TRADE From cultural good to cultural misery | John Hinkson | 9 |
THE POPE'S CALL TO 'CARE FOR OUR COMMON HOME' The moral-ecological vision of the encyclical | Philippa Rowland | 12 |
| FEATURES | ||
Corporate imperatives and choice-feminism reshaping motherhood | Julie Stephens | 15 |
SPRINGTIME IN HIROSHIMA The second of three articles on abstract war in the twentieth century | Matthew Sharpe | 20 |
POEMS FOR HIROSHIMA 'All Over the Body, Hands and Eyes', 'Crazy Iris', 'Eyes All the Way Down', 'City of Angels' | Barry Hill | 24 |
THE JARGON OF AUTHENTICITY Mindfulness and positive psychology as ideology | David Ferraro | 26 |
ZIONISM: AN UNFINISHED REVOLUTION? 'How do you say modernism in Hebrew?' | Yoni Molad | 30 |
DENIALISM AND MISOGYNY The fear and loathing that drive climate denialists | Mark Furlong | 35 |
| ARTS AND CULTURE | ||
The machining of the modern university | Robert DiNapoli | 41 |
| ESSAY | ||
SYMBOLS OF POWER, STRUCTURES OF VIOLENCE Axes of power in the My Lai massacre | Mia Hobbs | 37 |
| REVIEWS | ||
SECRETS AND LIES Childhood, memory and belonging | Valerie Krips | 48 |
ODE TO DARWIN Frontier town, northern beauty | Mary Ryllis Clark | 49 |
GUARDING EDEN Inspiring environmental activism | Sue Dwyer | 50 |
WHOSE GENOCIDE? WHOSE STAIN? The Tasmanian killing fields | Dan Tout | 52 |
THE INTERVENTION Bilateral racism in Australian Indigenous policy | Shelley Bielefeld | 54 |
| POETRY | ||
HOMELESS CANBERRA | Deanne Davies | 9 |
COASTAL NOTES | John Gosslee | 4 |
MAGGOT | Holly Painter | 40 |
ALL THE STUFF THAT'S IN YOUR HEAD | Ant G. Mann | 47 |
| CARTOONS | ||
| Matt Bissett-Johnson | ||