Representing Others: White Views of Indigenous Peoples
Author:   Mick Gidley ,  Anthony Fothergill ,  Mick Gidley ,  Prof. Richard Maltby (Matthew Flinders Distinguished Emeritus Professor of Screen Studies, Flinders University, South Australia)
Publisher:   University of Exeter
Volume:   No.4
ISBN:  

9780859893541


Pages:   163
Publication Date:   01 October 1994
Format:   Paperback
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Author:   Mick Gidley ,  Anthony Fothergill ,  Mick Gidley ,  Prof. Richard Maltby (Matthew Flinders Distinguished Emeritus Professor of Screen Studies, Flinders University, South Australia)
Publisher:   University of Exeter
Imprint:   University of Exeter
Volume:   No.4
Weight:   0.242kg
ISBN:  

9780859893541


ISBN 10:   0859893545
Pages:   163
Publication Date:   01 October 1994
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Undergraduate ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
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Table of Contents

Contents: A native American in stone, Stephanie Smiles; the medical officer's diary, Tim Youngs; representing others, of Conrad, cannibals and kin, Anthony Fothergill; noble men and noble savages, Ron Tamplin; Johannes Lintd - photographer of Australia and New Guinea, Peter Quartermaine; Edward S. Curtis' Indian photographs - a national enterprise, Mick Gidley; John Ford and the Indians, or, Tom Doniphon's history lesson, Richard Maltby.

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“The problem of representation, as Mick Gidley points out in his lucid introduction to this reasonably-priced volume, is precisely that - a problem. How people, cultures and places come to be represented in written texts, visual images, film and stone is not at all self-evident."" (Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History)


The problem of representation, as Mick Gidley points out in his lucid introduction to this reasonably-priced volume, is precisely that - a problem. How people, cultures and places come to be represented in written texts, visual images, film and stone is not at all self-evident. -Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History


The problem of representation, as Mick Gidley points out in his lucid introduction to this reasonably-priced volume, is precisely that - a problem. How people, cultures and places come to be represented in written texts, visual images, film and stone is not at all self-evident. (Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History)


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Mick Gidley is Professor of American Literature at the University of Leeds

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