Pub: Konishi, Shino, et al., eds. INDIGENOUS BODIES. BORDERLANDS 7.2 (2008).

Introduction:

• Shino Konishi, Leah Lui-Chivizhe, and Lisa Slater Indigenous bodies

Essays:

• Shino Konishi ‘tied in rolled knots and powdered with ochre’: Aboriginal hair and eighteenth-century cross-cultural encounters
• Anna Haebich Marked bodies: a corporeal history of colonial Australia
• Regina Ganter Turning Aboriginal—Historical Bents
• Michael Pickering Lost in Translation
• Aaron Corn Ancestral, Corporeal, Corporate: Traditional Yolnu Understandings of the Body Explored
• Lisa Slater ‘Aurukun, we’re happy, strong people’: Aurukun kids projecting life into bad headlines
• Judy Atkinson and Glenn Woods Turning Dreams into Nightmares and Nightmares into Dreams

Reviews:

• Paul Ennis The Rhetorical Dimension in Heidegger (Stuart Elden, Speaking Against Number: Heidegger, Language and the Politics of Calculation, Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2006.)

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