Contents July - August 1996
Editor: Cassandra Pybus
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What's New:
Cheryl Saunders reviews Henry
Reynold's Aboriginal Sovereignty
From the editor:
In this second issue Dennis Altman considers the
globalization of homosexuality and provides a critique of 'queer theory'.
Aboriginal activist Marcia Langton writes about government disrespect
for sacred 'women's business',
while Kerryn Goldsworthy looks at the Jane Austen mania.
As well, playwright David Williamson is the target
of Meaghan Morris and Paul McGillick, academic history takes some stick
form Greg Dening and Stephen Muecke, Helen Daniel attempts to define the
public intellectual and Graham Seal explores the cultural tradition of
the outlaw hero.
Target Article:
In Extract:
Kerryn Goldsworthy "Austen
and Authenticity"
Meaghan Morris "The
truth is out there..."
Paul McGillick "Heresy"
Marcia Langton "How
Aboriginal Religion Has Become an Administrable Subject"
Helen Daniel "Mavericks
and Chameleons;
Greg Dening "History's
Theatre"
Stephen Muecke "Experimental
History?"
Graham Seal "The Outlaw
Hero"
Dennis Altman "On
Global Queering"
Chris Berry "Queer
Film in East Asia"
