‘I could feel it in my body’: War on a history war

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Tony Birch

Abstract

As a way of making a contribution to this discussion and to think about what we can both build, and build upon, in Australia I want to begin by talking about the production of history in Australia. In doing so I will call on people, intellectuals and writers, whom I feel affiliated with, personally, creatively and politically. I am keenly interested in processes of cooperation and collaboration.

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Tony Birch, University of Melbourne

Is an academic in the Dept of English with Cultural Studies at the University of Melbourne

References

Aidani, Mammad (2001) "I could feel it in my body" and "Wommora", Overland 164:34-5.

Birch, Tony (2004a) "A songline for Minoru", Cultural Studies Review, 10(2):9-10. https://doi.org/10.5130/csr.v10i2.3468

Birch, Tony -- (2004b) "Footnote to a 'History War'", Meanjin 63(4): 135-38.

Dawson, John (2004) "The Pentium Primitivism of Greg Luhman", Quadrant 48(3):32-6.