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How Tasmanian Aboriginals Have Been Portrayed by White Australians: A History of Racial and Cultural Delegitimization and the Case of Truganini's Necklace [Hardback]

  • Formāts: Hardback, 232 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 31-Dec-2013
  • Izdevniecība: Edwin Mellen Press Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 0773443207
  • ISBN-13: 9780773443204
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  • Formāts: Hardback, 232 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 31-Dec-2013
  • Izdevniecība: Edwin Mellen Press Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 0773443207
  • ISBN-13: 9780773443204
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"This book is a welcome addition to the literature on Tasmania's problematic indigenous past and present ... By deconstructing white society's representations of Tasmanian Aborigines, Onsman reveals how the seeds of racism and genocide were culturally ingrained from the colonial administration to the broader settler society, rendering a people extinct before their time"--Foreword.
Acknowledgements 7(2)
Foreword 9(2)
Introduction 11(5)
Images Of Aboriginal People
16(16)
The Lie Of Extinction
20(6)
The Historical Context
26(6)
The First Images: Pre-Colonial Constructions Of Tasmania's Aboriginal People
32(21)
The Tasmanians: First Impressions
35(18)
First The Dutch
35(3)
Then The British
38(5)
And then the French
43(10)
The Fictions Of The Colonial Artists
53(18)
The Colonisation of Tasmania
53(3)
The Colonial Artists
56(15)
Glover
57(5)
Bock
62(3)
Duterreau
65(6)
Truganini
71(5)
The Clearances
76(31)
Wybalenna 1833--1847
79(1)
Interlude -- Port Philip 1838-42
80(4)
Oyster Cove 1847--1874
84(19)
Walter George Arthur and Fanny Cochrane
86(7)
Bessy Clark
93(3)
Mathinna
96(4)
William Lanne
100(3)
Interlude -- The Orphans' School
103(2)
Oyster Cove - Aftermath
105(2)
Truganini's Funeral
107(15)
The Funeral
107(6)
The Desecration
113(1)
The Repatriation
114(3)
"The Last Tasmanian"
114(3)
The Reconsecration
117(5)
Family Matters
122(15)
Family
122(2)
Children
124(5)
Louisa Briggs
129(8)
An Extraordinary Image
137(12)
Shell Necklaces
149(8)
Fact In Fiction: Fiction In Fact
157(14)
Little Brown Piccaninnies of Tasmania
158(1)
Manganinnie
159(1)
Mathinna's People/Wanting
159(2)
Queen Trucanini: a novel
161(2)
Dr Wooreddy's Prescription for Enduring the Ending of the World
163(1)
The Savage Crows
164(4)
The Alphabet of Light and Dark
168(3)
Truganini Now
171(7)
A contemporary Icon
171(7)
In Conclusion
178(9)
Images
187(19)
Image 1 Lindt - "Aboriginal Man with Spear"
189(1)
Image 2 Piron - "A Man from Cape Diemen in New Holland"
190(1)
Image 3 Aboriginal Diorama, TMAG
191(1)
Image 4 Petit - "Aboriginal Family of Van Diemen's Land"
192(1)
Image 5 Piron - "The Aborigines at Black Lagoon, 1793"
193(1)
Image 6 John Glover - Aborigines on Mr Glover's Farm
194(1)
Image 7 Manalargenna
195(1)
Image 8 Truganini
196(1)
Image 9 Aborigines at Oyster Cove
197(1)
Image 10 Walter George and Maryanne Arthur
198(1)
Image 11 Fanny Cochrane Smith
199(1)
Image 12 Mathinna
200(1)
Image 13 Truganini, William Lanne and Bessie Clark
201(1)
Image 14 Film poster: "The Last Tasmanian"
202(1)
Image 15 Four busts of Truganini
203(1)
Image 16 The author's shell necklace made by june brown
204(1)
Image 17 Julie Gough Exhibition
204(1)
Image 18 Book Covers
205(1)
Bibliography 206(18)
Index 224