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The Knowledge Solution: Australian History: What Place Does History Have in a Post-Truth World?
What can we learn from recurring events across the recent history of Australia, of colonisation, nationalism, racism, fighting on foreign shores, land booms, industrial campaigns and culture wars? Arguments about the discipline of Australian History, from thinkers across the ideological and historical spectrum, are distilled in these extracts and essays.
The Knowledge Solution: Australian History is the second collection in a series that draws from the remarkable books published by Australia's oldest university press.
Contributors include: Bain Attwood, Geoffrey Blainey, Michael Cannon, Raffaello Carboni, Manning Clark, Peter Cochrane, James Curran, Mark Davis, Alexandra Dellios, Richard Evans, Michele Grossman, Marcia Langton, Helen MacDonald, Stuart Macintyre, Janet McCalman, Mark McKenna, Lisa Palmer, Ray Parkin, Rachel Perkins, Robert Reynolds, John Rickard, Kathryn Shain, Peter Spearritt, Peter Sutton, Rebe Taylor, Maureen Tehan, David Unaipon, Jo Wainer, Stuart Ward, Ellen Warne, Myra Willard and Alexis Wright.
Book Details
- Publisher: Melbourne University
- Publish Date: Nov 5th, 2019
- Pages: 280
- Language: English
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- Dimensions: 0.00in - 0.00in - 0.00in - 0.00lb
- EAN: 9780522875423
- Categories: • Australia & New Zealand - General• Essays
About the Author
Editor Anna Clark is an Australian Research Council Future Fellow at the Australian Centre for Public History at the University of Technology Sydney. She has written extensively on history education, historiography and historical consciousness, including Teaching the Nation: Politics and Pedagogy in Australian History (2006); History's Children: History Wars in the Classroom (2008); Private Lives, Public History (2016); TheHistory Wars (2003) with Stuart Macintyre, as well as two history books for children, Convicted! and Explored! Reflecting her love of fish and fishing, she also recently wrote The Catch: The Story of Fishing in Australia (2018).
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