Making Settler Colonial Space: Perspectives on Race, Place and Identity

Cover......Page 1
Contents......Page 6
List of Figures and Table......Page 8
Notes on Contributors......Page 9
Introduction: Making Space in Settler Colonies......Page 14
‘Guys Like Gauguin’......Page 38
Part I: Appropriating Emptiness......Page 40
1 Appropriating Space: Antarctic Imperialism and the Mentality of Settler Colonialism......Page 42
2 ‘Never Mind Our Country is the Desert’......Page 66
3 Carving Wilderness: Queensland's National Parks and the Unsettling of Emptied Lands, 1890–1910......Page 86
‘The Clay Maiden’......Page 108
Part II: Frontiers in Cadastral and Urbanising Spaces......Page 112
‘Don’t Read Under a Coconut Tree’......Page 114
4 Nervous Landscapes: Race and Space in Australia......Page 116
5 The Intimate, Urbanising Frontier: Native Camps and Settler Colonialism’s Violent Array of Spaces around Early Melbourne......Page 142
6 Race, Greed and Something More: the Erasure of Urban Indigenous Space in Early Twentieth-Century British Columbia......Page 168
Part III: Making and Unmaking Places......Page 188
‘Has the Whole Tribe Come Out from England?’......Page 190
7 The Imagined Geographies of Settler Colonialism......Page 192
8 The Politics of ‘Periodical Counting’: Race, Place and Identity in Southern New Zealand......Page 211
9 ‘Fantastic Dreaming’: Ebenezer Mission as Moravian Utopia and Wotjobaluk Responses......Page 231
Part IV: Thirdspace and Middle Grounds......Page 252
‘Acoustic Shadows’......Page 254
10 Patyegarang and William Dawes: the Space of Imagination......Page 255
11 Indigenous Music as a Space of Resistance......Page 268
12 Indigeneity’s Challenges to the Settler State: Decentring the ‘Imperial Binary’......Page 286
‘Whakatangi’......Page 308
B......Page 310
C......Page 311
D......Page 312
G......Page 313
I......Page 314
L......Page 315
M......Page 316
P......Page 317
R......Page 318
S......Page 319
T......Page 320
W......Page 321
Z......Page 322