a multicultural Research Library
Making multicultural Australia
This document is a doc (Microsoft Word) file. To view the document click on the link below. To save the document, right-click on the link and select 'Save target As' from the context menu. View/download the document here.
‘The Knife Edge: debates about memory and history’
Paula Hamilton.
Excerpts from Paula Hamilton’s discussion of oral history’s role in interpreting and recording the past from Teaching Heritage
Created:
1994
Date Added:
16 July 2002
Source:
Hamilton, Paula ‘The Knife Edge: debates about memory and history’, Memory and History in 20th Century Australia, Oxford University Press, Melbourne, 1994
Format:
doc (Microsoft Word);
File size:
--
Length:
--
Transcript
No transcript for this Document.
View other documents on Cultural Studies
- First Report on the progress and assimilation of migrant children in Australia
- Inside SBS – A picture of the Outside
- Weblinks and References – The Vietnamese in Australia
- Review of Australia’s Immigration Policies - Message from the Minister
- Australia’s diversity: good for business
- Fifty Years of Post-War Migration
View other Book Excerpts
- "Multicultural trailblazer" - Jose Zepeda
- Internments in Australia during World War Two
- Dorothy MacRae-McMahon
- Mosques and Muslim Settlement in Australia
- Building services for Muslim women
- The Wacol Migrant Centre, 1949-1987
Visit the multicultural Library for other documents, video, audio and images.