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Contents Issue 44, March 2008
Editors' Introduction, Russell Smith, Monique Rooney and Deborah Rose
The idea of South: Australia's global positioning
“Inhabited by a race of formidable giants”: French Explorers, Aborigines, and the Endurance of the Fantastic in the Great South Land, 1803, Shino Konishi
Keys to the South, Kevin Murray
Cultural Studies' Networking Strategies in the South, Stephen Muecke
Extracts from Southern Theory: The global dynamics of knowledge in social science, Raewyn Connell
The South in Southern Theory: Antipodean Reflections on the Pacific, Margaret Jolly
Reviews
David Carter reviews The Book is Dead (Long Live the Book) by Sherman Young
Paul Gillen reviews The Ways of the Bushwalker by Melissa Harper
Anne Maxwell reviews Speaking Truth to Power: Public Intellectuals Rethink New Zealand, ed. Laurence Simmons, and Edward Said: The Legacy of a Public Intellectual, ed. Ned Curthoys and Debjani Ganguly
Emily Potter reviews Slicing the Silence: Voyaging to Antarctica by Tom Griffiths
Eco-Humanities Corner
Australia and the New Geographies of Climate Change, Emily Potter and Paul Starr
Shadow Places and the Politics of Dwelling, Val Plumwood
Obituary: Val Plumwood (1939-2008), Deborah Rose
