Add to ORKGNational identity is a subject of continuing concern within Australian society. When I started writing this paper, I began to notice how regularly the subject appears in the Australian media in any number of contexts. But it is in the area of the arts, particularly the popular representational arts, where it really becomes hot property. Since the 1970s Australian artists have very consciously sought to produce work which both reflects an Australian specificity and maintains a place within international artistic currents. The Australian film industry has played one of the most prominent roles in the debate around representation and Australian identity
Australian screen, meaning Australian feature film (including documentary) and television, has exper...
From sun-blasted desert heat so searing that the reek of carrion, stale beer, and sweat is almost pa...
© 2019, © 2019 IAMHIST & Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group. The dominant narrati...
The story of Australian cinema is often told as one of brave and often futile struggle by passionate...
This article argues that contemporary debates around Australian cinema and audiovisual production he...
University of Technology, Sydney. Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.In the Australian nation's exp...
This discussion explicitly takes "terra nullius" as a strategy of culture and politics and of Austra...
In this paper I will argue that Australian feature filmmakers’ uses and depictions of “the Australia...
Exploring the framing of identity within different modes of representation, particularly Australian ...
Over the last twenty years or so, Australian cinema's international relations in production and poli...
Building on a critical theory that sees narrative performing an active and fundamental role in the w...
Throughout the latter half of the past century cinema has played a significant role in the shaping o...
Throughout the latter half of the past century cinema has played a significant role in the shaping o...
The limited terms in which international production is currently discussed in Australia do not allow...
Throughout the latter half of the past century, cinema played a significant role in the shaping of t...
Australian screen, meaning Australian feature film (including documentary) and television, has exper...
From sun-blasted desert heat so searing that the reek of carrion, stale beer, and sweat is almost pa...
© 2019, © 2019 IAMHIST & Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group. The dominant narrati...
The story of Australian cinema is often told as one of brave and often futile struggle by passionate...
This article argues that contemporary debates around Australian cinema and audiovisual production he...
University of Technology, Sydney. Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.In the Australian nation's exp...
This discussion explicitly takes "terra nullius" as a strategy of culture and politics and of Austra...
In this paper I will argue that Australian feature filmmakers’ uses and depictions of “the Australia...
Exploring the framing of identity within different modes of representation, particularly Australian ...
Over the last twenty years or so, Australian cinema's international relations in production and poli...
Building on a critical theory that sees narrative performing an active and fundamental role in the w...
Throughout the latter half of the past century cinema has played a significant role in the shaping o...
Throughout the latter half of the past century cinema has played a significant role in the shaping o...
The limited terms in which international production is currently discussed in Australia do not allow...
Throughout the latter half of the past century, cinema played a significant role in the shaping of t...
Australian screen, meaning Australian feature film (including documentary) and television, has exper...
From sun-blasted desert heat so searing that the reek of carrion, stale beer, and sweat is almost pa...
© 2019, © 2019 IAMHIST & Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group. The dominant narrati...