Studies in Australasian Cinema,volume 7,issue 2-3  (10-2013)

Period of time： 2013年2-3期

Publisher： Intellect Books

Founded in： 2007

Total resources： 5

E-ISSN： 1750-3175|7|2-3

ISSN： 1750-3183

Subject： J9 Movies, TV

Favorite

Disclaimer: Any content in publications that violate the sovereignty, the constitution or regulations of the PRC is not accepted or approved by CNPIEC.

Studies in Australasian Cinema,volume 7,issue 2-3

Menu

Decolonizing settler-colonial and Pacific screens

By Collins Felicity,Landman Jane in (2013)

Studies in Australasian Cinema,volume 7,issue 2-3 , Vol. 7, Iss. 2-3, 2013-10 , pp. 95-100

Intellect Books

Abstract Access to resources Recommend Favorite

Māori Television’s Indigenous insistence

By Smith Jo in (2013)

Studies in Australasian Cinema,volume 7,issue 2-3 , Vol. 7, Iss. 2-3, 2013-10 , pp. 101-110

Intellect Books

Abstract Access to resources Recommend Favorite

Māori Television, its Pākehā audience and issues of decolonialization

By Abel Sue in (2013)

Studies in Australasian Cinema,volume 7,issue 2-3 , Vol. 7, Iss. 2-3, 2013-10 , pp. 111-121

Intellect Books

Abstract Access to resources Recommend Favorite

‘Islands of possibility’: Film-making, cultural practice, political action and the decolonization of Tasmanian history

By Thornley Jeni in (2013)

Studies in Australasian Cinema,volume 7,issue 2-3 , Vol. 7, Iss. 2-3, 2013-10 , pp. 123-136

Intellect Books

Abstract Access to resources Recommend Favorite

Ten Canoes as ‘inter-cultural membrane’

By Rutherford Anne in (2013)

Studies in Australasian Cinema,volume 7,issue 2-3 , Vol. 7, Iss. 2-3, 2013-10 , pp. 137-151

Intellect Books

Abstract Access to resources Recommend Favorite

Cowboy contradictions: Westerns in the postcolonial Pacific

By Pearson Sarina in (2013)

Studies in Australasian Cinema,volume 7,issue 2-3 , Vol. 7, Iss. 2-3, 2013-10 , pp. 153-164

Intellect Books

Abstract Access to resources Recommend Favorite

History and memory in Ngunnawal country, and the making of Jedda

By Kevin Catherine in (2013)

Studies in Australasian Cinema,volume 7,issue 2-3 , Vol. 7, Iss. 2-3, 2013-10 , pp. 165-178

Intellect Books

Abstract Access to resources Recommend Favorite

Tracing lineages: The work of remembering, mourning and honouring in Romaine Moreton’s The Farm

By Nugent Maria in (2013)

Studies in Australasian Cinema,volume 7,issue 2-3 , Vol. 7, Iss. 2-3, 2013-10 , pp. 179-188

Intellect Books

Abstract Access to resources Recommend Favorite

Kangaroos, petrol, joints and sacred rocks: Australian cinema decolonized

By Knopf Kerstin in (2013)

Studies in Australasian Cinema,volume 7,issue 2-3 , Vol. 7, Iss. 2-3, 2013-10 , pp. 189-200

Intellect Books

Abstract Access to resources Recommend Favorite

RAN: Remote Area Nurse: SBS protocols, grassroots collaboration and the quality miniseries

By Landman Jane in (2013)

Studies in Australasian Cinema,volume 7,issue 2-3 , Vol. 7, Iss. 2-3, 2013-10 , pp. 201-213

Intellect Books

Abstract Access to resources Recommend Favorite

Previous 1 2 Next Display item(s) per page Total 11 item(s)