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HIST554 Imagining Australia: Empire, Nation, Sovereignty
Updated: 05 January 2009
| Credit Points |
6 |
| Offering |
| Responsible Campus |
Teaching Period |
Mode of Study |
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Armidale
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Semester 2
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Off Campus
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| Online level |
Level B - Internet access required
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| Intensive School(s) |
None
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| Supervised Exam |
None
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| Pre-requisites |
candidature in a postgraduate award
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| Co-requisites |
None
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| Restrictions |
HIST454
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| Notes |
None |
| Combined Units |
None
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| Coordinator(s) |
Erin Ihde
(eihde2@une.edu.au)
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| Unit Description |
Understanding the emergence of national consciousness has long been a central preoccupation of Australian historical writing. This unit considers concepts of imperialism, nationalism and sovereignty in Australian history and historiography, with an emphasis on their treatment in recent historical writing. Topics to be studied include: national identity; popular sovereignty; republicanism; the transition from a White Australia to multiculturalism; gender; Federation; war; Britishness; Aboriginality; and ideas of place. Assessment will be by assignment work.
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| Materials | Text information will be published prior to commencement of the teaching period. |
| Disclaimer |
Offer of some subjects is subject to viability. Information in these unit descriptions is subject to change prior to commencement of semester. |