Race, Colour, and Identity in Australia and New Zealand

Table of contents

• Race, Colour and Identity in Australia and New Zealand i
• Title Page iii
• Contents v
• Preface vii
• Contributors ix
• Part 1 - Introduction 1
• 1 - Adventures of Identity 3
• 2 - An Uneasy Conversation: the Multicultural and the Indigenous 21
• Part 2 - Aboriginal Identity 37
• 3 - Reconciling Our Mothers' Lives 39
• 4 - Tropical Hundreds: Monoculturalism and Colonisation 59
• 5 - Warlpiri Graffiti 79
• 6 - Mis-Taken Identity: Mudrooroo and Gordon Matthews 95
• Part 3 - Asians in Australia/ Australians in Asia 113
• 7 - Asians in Australia: a Contradiction in Terms? 115
• 8 - Community Formation and Taiwanese Immigrant Identity 131
• 9 - Feminist Perspective on 'Australia in Asia' 143
• 10 - Looking for Father-Right: the Asian Values Debate and Australian-Asian Relations 158
• Part 4 - Biculturalism and Multiculturalism in New Zealand 175
• 11 - The Ambivalence of Borders: the Bicultural and the Multicultural 177
• 12 - Chronicles of Evasion: Negotiating Pakeha New Zealand Identity 190
• Exploring Disallowed Territory: Introducing the Multicultural Subject into New Zealand Literature 203
• 14 - Colonialism Continued: Producing the Self for Export 218
• Part 5 - Whiteness 229
• 15 - Migrancy, Whiteness and the Settler Self in Contemporary Australia 231
• 16 - Duggaibah, or 'Place of Whiteness': Australian Feminists and Race 240
• 17 - Construction of Whiteness in the Australian Media 256
• 18 - 'talkin' Up Whiteness': a Black and White Dialogue 270
• Index 283

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