Journal of Australian Studies articles from March 2001

Journal of Australian Studies archives from March 2001

Introduction.
March 1, 2001

Witnesses from the Conference Floor: Oral History and the Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders.
March 1, 2001

Regulating Koori Marriages: The 1886 Victorian Aborigines Protection Act.
March 1, 2001

Collapsing Australian Architecture: the Aboriginal Tent Embassy.
March 1, 2001

A M Duncan-Kemp: her Life and Work.(Review) (book review)
March 1, 2001

`A Dying Race': The History and Fiction of Elizabeth Durack.
March 1, 2001

Social-Conservatism, Australian Politics and Cricket: The Triumvirate of Prime Minister John Howard, Sir Robert Menzies and Sir Donald Bradman.
March 1, 2001

The Hero's Journey: Marxism, morality and the literature of Eric Lambert.
March 1, 2001

Bad Blood: The Contamination of Australia's Blood Supply and the Emergence of Gay Activism in the Age of AIDS.
March 1, 2001

Constructing a Feminist Morality in the Western Australian Abortion Debate, 1998.
March 1, 2001

At Home With Schizophrenia.
March 1, 2001

Wog Drama and `White Multiculturalists': The Role of Non Anglo-Australian Film and Television Drama in Shaping a National Identity.
March 1, 2001

Immigrant Irony and Embarrassment: Andrew Riemer's The Habsburg Cafe.
March 1, 2001

Manifestations of Masculinities: Mad Max and the Lure of the Forbidden Zone.
March 1, 2001

A Slow Coming of Age: Advertising and the Little Boy from Manly in the Twentieth Century.
March 1, 2001

`The Coming Australienne': Landscape and Gender in Furphy's Nationalist Thought.
March 1, 2001

`That Men May Rise On Stepping Stones': Walter Bentley and the Australasian Stage, 1891-1927.
March 1, 2001

Cultural Determinants: The Publishing House and the Australian Literary Estate 1960-1980.
March 1, 2001

Caley's Repulse: Explorations in Desire.
March 1, 2001

Capturing the Antipodes: Imaginary Voyages and the Romantic Imagination.
March 1, 2001

`Wishing You Weren't Here ...': Thinking About Trauma, Place and the Port Arthur Massacre.
March 1, 2001