Arena Quarterly issue no. 2, 2020
Contents
Title | Author | PagePg. |
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Editorial | ||
Alison Caddick | 2 | |
Features | ||
When gods and gribblies visit: human incomprehension of the malign and the invisible | Robert DiNapoli | 6 |
In this COVID moment, let's rethink the growth machine | Samuel Alexander and Brendan Gleeson | 12 |
The state surveillance of Muslims and the co-optation of the caring professions | Linda Briskman and Susie Latham | 24 |
Will COVID-19 kill the corporate university? | Simon Cooper | 32 |
Protest and suppression of dissent in India's universities | Subarno Chattarji | 40 |
Trauma Talk How our vulnerabilities are shaped and trauma is framed | Mark Furlong | 46 |
Motherhood as Misery? Postnatal depression is not the norm | Rhonda Small | 54 |
Arena Essay | ||
A High-Tech Pandemic? Globalisation and high-tech capitalism have shifted the boundaries between human and nature | John Hinkson | |
Considerations | ||
On Walking Now From the flâneur to the surveilled self | Andrew Benjamin | 76 |
The mask as talisman and stigma | Warwick Anderson | 80 |
Visual Essay | ||
Behind Glass | Lisa Sorgoni | 57 |
Review Essays | ||
Brian Toohey’s Secret: The Making of Australia’s Security State and Bernard Collaery’s Oil Under Troubled Water: Australia’s Timor Sea Intrigue | Clinton Fernandes | 85 |
Oedipal Capitalism Michael Winterbottom’s Greed | Neil Maizels | 91 |
Chaos-Bringing 'Men in Time' Benjamin R. Teitelbaum's War for Eternity: The Return of Traditionalism and the Rise of the Populist Right | Guy Rundle | 94 |
Poetry | ||
Green Bans | Π.o. | 22 |
The Assassins | Micaela Sahhar | 72 |