Thinking the antipodes: Australian essays
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| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter 6 Australia and New Zealand: Looking Backward, Looking Forward and the Parting of Ways (2007)Chapter 7 Australian Settlements (2008); Chapter 8 Elegies of Australian Communism (1989); Chapter 9 Revisioning Labor? (1996); PART TWO: THINKERS; John Anderson; Chapter 10 John Anderson and the Syndicalist Moment (1993); Herbert Vere Evatt; Chapter 11 The Young Evatt -- Labor's New Liberal (1993); Vere Gordon Childe; Chapter 12 Vere Gordon Childe and Social Theory (1995); Bernard Smith; Chapter 13 Bernard Smith -- Imagining the Antipodes (1994) | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter 14 On the Importance of Being Antipodean and the Consistency of Being Bernard (1996)Chapter 15 Place, Taste and Identity: Thinking Through the Work of Bernard Smith (1996); Chapter 16 The Portrait of the Art Historian as a Young Man (2002); Chapter 17 Bernard Smith: Taking a Distance (2013); Robert Hughes; Chapter 18 Robert Hughes and the Provincialism Problem (2006); Chapter 19 Placing Robert Hughes: A Promissory Note(2013); George Seddon ; Chapter 20 George Seddon and Karl Marx -- Nature and Second Nature (2003); Hugh Stretton | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter 21 Hugh Stretton -- Social Democracy in Australia (1994)Jean Martin; Chapter 22 Jean Craig and the Factory Girls: Jean Martin's Industrial Sociology, 1947-50 (2008); Chapter 23 Miss Craig Goes to Chicago (Jean Martin Finds Australian Sociology) (2009); Peter Carey; Chapter 24 From Sociology to Culture, Via Media -- Some Thoughts from the Antipodes (2009); Back cover | |
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