| Description |
1 online resource (xi, 309 pages) : illustrations, maps |
| Contents |
Introduction: making space in settler colonies / Tracy Banivanua Mar and Penelope Edmonds -- 'Guys like Gauguin' / Selina Tusitala Marsh -- Appropriating space : Antarctic imperialism and the mentality of settler colonialism / Adrian Howkins -- 'Never mind our country is the desert' / Eve Vincent -- Carving wilderness : Queensland's national parks and the unsettling of emptied lands, 1890-1910 / Tracey Banivanua Mar -- 'The clay maiden' / Serie Barfod -- 'Don't read under a coconut tree' / Serie Barford -- Nervous landscapes : race and space in Australia / Denis Byrne -- The intimate, urbanizing frontier : native camps and settler colonialism's violent array of spaces around early Melbourne / Penelope Edmonds -- Race, greed and something more : the erasure of urban Indigenous space in early twentieth-century British Columbia / Jean Barman -- 'Has the whole tribe come out from England?' /Selina Tusitala Marsh -- The imagined geographies of settler colonialism / Lorenzo Veracini -- The politics of 'periodical counting' : race, place and identity in southern New Zealand / Angela Wanhalla -- 'Fantastic dreaming' : Ebenezer mission as Moravian utopia and Wotjobaluk responses / Jane Lydon -- 'Acoustic shadows' / Serie Barford -- Patyegarang and William Dawes : the space of imagination / Ross Gibson -- Indigenous music as space of resistance / Crystal McKinnon -- Indigeneity's challenges to the settler state : decentring the 'imperial binary' / Jay T. Johnson -- 'Whakatangi' / Mua Strickson-Pua |
| Summary |
This unique collection of essays explores the conflicted, contested and shared histories that produced spaces of belonging and exile in colonies of settlement around the Pacific rim including Australia, Aotearoa New Zealand, and British Columbia. Each contribution explores the thematic question of how the unique societies that developed from British settler-colonialism made and continue to make the spaces they occupy. In essays and poems, authors explore the spatial legacies of contact between Indigenous peoples and newcomers in a fascinating journey that takes readers from snowy deserts to emerging urban landscapes, and from census data to contemporary Indigenous music scenes. Collectively the essays offer a rich social history of the gridded, patchworked and layered visages that make up today's settler-colonial space |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
English |
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Print version record |
| Subject |
Spatial behavior -- Colonies -- Great Britain -- History
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Social & cultural history -- Australasia -- Pacific Rim countries.
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Colonialism & imperialism -- Australasia -- Pacific Rim countries.
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Australasian & Pacific history -- Australasia -- Pacific Rim countries.
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HISTORY -- World.
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History.
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British colonies
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Kolonier -- historia.
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| SUBJECT |
Great Britain -- Colonies -- History.
http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85056645
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Great Britain
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Storbritannien.
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| Genre/Form |
History
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Banivanua-Mar, Tracey, 1974-
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Edmonds, Penelope.
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| ISBN |
9780230277946 |
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0230277942 |
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0230221793 |
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9780230221796 |
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1282911147 |
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9781282911147 |
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9786612911149 |
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661291114X |
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