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19 juin 2018
- doi: 10.58079/ne0l
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Cultural studies Cultural studies International politics Global politics Colonialism Political history Work, Method of Industry (Psychology) Method of work Retention (Psychology) Empires Neocolonialism Colonialism Expansion (United States politics) Donations Presents Sites, Excavation (Archaeology) Archaeological digs Archaeological excavations Ruins Excavation sites (Archaeology) Digs (Archaeology) Neocolonialism Colonial affairs Anti-colonialism ColonialismCiter ce document
anjaschwarz, « debate 4: remembering german-australian colonial entanglement », Criticalhabitations, ID : 10.58079/ne0l
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This debate presents some of the findings of a German-Australian working group on the countries' entangled colonial past. In Remembering German-Australian Colonial Entanglement Lindsay Barrett, Lars Eckstein, Andrew Hurley and Anja Schwarz comment on German and Australian memory work that occurs on the ‘ruins of colonialism’. Anja Schwarz thinks about Australian objects in Berlin's Museum für Naturkunde. Too many Ludwig Leichharts? asks how cultural studies can productively engage wi...