9781923042353 - An Indigenous South: German Writers on Colonial South Australia (18 resultados)

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. From its earliest years, South Australia was the most German of the Australian colonies.As they contributed to the founding and consolidation of a British colony, Germans observed the processes of dispossession and subjugation that changed the lives of First Nations peoples around them forever. More than that, they participated in those profound and tragic changes. Importantly, German settlers and visitors left behind records of the events they witnessed.This volume collects those precious records and makes them available - most for the first time in English - to a modern Australian readership. It charts the course of German-Australian encounters from first contacts, through the ruptures and violence of a relentlessly expanding European presence and into the twentieth century. As it documents the astounding cultural wealth and complexity of Indigenous peoples under siege, it also lays bare the grim logic of the forces driving their world towards destruction. South Australia was the most German of the Australian colonies. Germans observed the dispossession that changed the lives of First Nations peoples, and participated in those changes. This volume documents the cultural wealth of Indigenous peoples, and lays bare the grim logic of the forces driving their world towards destruction. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. From its earliest years, South Australia was the most German of the Australian colonies.As they contributed to the founding and consolidation of a British colony, Germans observed the processes of dispossession and subjugation that changed the lives of First Nations peoples around them forever. More than that, they participated in those profound and tragic changes. Importantly, German settlers and visitors left behind records of the events they witnessed.This volume collects those precious records and makes them available - most for the first time in English - to a modern Australian readership. It charts the course of German-Australian encounters from first contacts, through the ruptures and violence of a relentlessly expanding European presence and into the twentieth century. As it documents the astounding cultural wealth and complexity of Indigenous peoples under siege, it also lays bare the grim logic of the forces driving their world towards destruction. South Australia was the most German of the Australian colonies. Germans observed the dispossession that changed the lives of First Nations peoples, and participated in those changes. This volume documents the cultural wealth of Indigenous peoples, and lays bare the grim logic of the forces driving their world towards destruction. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. From its earliest years, South Australia was the most German of the Australian colonies.As they contributed to the founding and consolidation of a British colony, Germans observed the processes of dispossession and subjugation that changed the lives of First Nations peoples around them forever. More than that, they participated in those profound and tragic changes. Importantly, German settlers and visitors left behind records of the events they witnessed.This volume collects those precious records and makes them available - most for the first time in English - to a modern Australian readership. It charts the course of German-Australian encounters from first contacts, through the ruptures and violence of a relentlessly expanding European presence and into the twentieth century. As it documents the astounding cultural wealth and complexity of Indigenous peoples under siege, it also lays bare the grim logic of the forces driving their world towards destruction. South Australia was the most German of the Australian colonies. Germans observed the dispossession that changed the lives of First Nations peoples, and participated in those changes. This volume documents the cultural wealth of Indigenous peoples, and lays bare the grim logic of the forces driving their world towards destruction. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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