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HIST556 Australian Public History
Updated: 05 January 2009
| Credit Points |
6 |
| Offering |
| Responsible Campus |
Teaching Period |
Mode of Study |
|
Armidale
|
Semester 1
|
Off Campus
|
|
| Online level |
Level B - Internet access required
|
| Intensive School(s) |
None
|
| Supervised Exam |
None
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| Pre-requisites |
candidature in a postgraduate award
|
| Co-requisites |
None
|
| Restrictions |
HIST456
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| Notes |
None |
| Combined Units |
None
|
| Coordinator(s) |
Janis Wilton
(jwilton@une.edu.au)
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| Unit Description |
This unit considers what and how Australians think about and engage with the past, and it explores the ways that Australian history is presented to a broad general public in local communities and in the nation at large. It also invites critical thinking about the ways in which history is created and presented, and the ways in which it might be received. It is a unit about audience and forms of communication as well as about historical content and critical assessment.
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| Materials | No text required |
| Disclaimer |
Offer of some subjects is subject to viability. Information in these unit descriptions is subject to change prior to commencement of semester. |