Indigenous Australia in the Anthropocene - Edited Volume, Author of the ASJ ZfA
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The special issue 39/2024, 'Indigenous Australia in the Anthropocene', covers three areas: Indigenous Knowledges, Colonial Plunder/ Looting and Contemporary Repatriation as well as Questions of Justice. The contributions include articles, short interviews and testimonies by Indigenous Elders. These testimonies »hold within them knowledges while simultaneously signifying relationships« and are seen as key in the intergenerational transmission of knowledge. They also reflect Indigenous 'ways of knowing', thus promoting an appreciation for alternate views and modes of communication.

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The special issue 39/2024, 'Indigenous Australia in the Anthropocene', covers three areas: Indigenous Knowledges, Colonial Plunder/ Looting and Contemporary Repatriation as well as Questions of Justice. The contributions include articles, short interviews and testimonies by Indigenous Elders. These testimonies »hold within them knowledges while simultaneously signifying relationships« and are seen as key in the intergenerational transmission of knowledge. They also reflect Indigenous 'ways of knowing', thus promoting an appreciation for alternate views and modes of communication.
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The 'Australian Studies Journal

Zeitschrift für Australienstudien' is an academic publication issued by the editors on behalf of the German Association for Australian Studies with a regular issue in summer and special issues in spring and autumn.It discusses a variety of disciplinary and interdisciplinary aspects relevant to Australia and its society.Stefanie Affeldt (Lead) is a post-doctoral researcher at the HCCH, Universität Heidelberg, as well as a member of the GASt executive board, the Specialised Information Service Anglo-American Culture advisory board, and the Centre for Australian Studies team. With a B.A. in Sociology (Macquarie University), an M.A. in Cultural and Social History (University of Essex), and a Dr. rer. pol from the Universität Hamburg, her area of research is racism analysis focussing on the history of whiteness in Australia. In the editorial team of the Australian Studies Journal