Jared Van Duinen
Biographic Data
| ID | 1708562 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jared Van Duinen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jared |
| FAMILY NAME | Van Duinen |
| SIGNATURE | VAN DUINEN J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Charles Sturt University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Bodyline, the British World and the Evolution of an Australian National Identity
This article contributes to the historiographical debate concerning the nature and evolution of an Australian national identity. It does so through the case study of cricket and, in particular, cricketing relations with Britain. It argues that the movement of cultural traffic – that is the two-way transmission of people, ideas and sports – between metropole and colony was central to the formation, definition and evolution of an Australian cricket…
The Borderlands of the British World
The framework was conceived and developed over the course of a series of conferences held between 1998 and 2007 and the edited collections that these conferences produced.1 This approach took its cue from J.G.A.Pocock's 1973 call for a "new British history" that would bring into closer propinquity the hitherto largely separatehistories of the British Dominions and the wider British Empire. [...]the British World's chief remit was to "bring theold…
Playing to the ‘imaginary grandstand’: Sport, the ‘British world’, and an Australian colonial identity
This article argues for the importance of an exploration of sporting interactions in the British world. In addition, it presents the case for the adaptation of borderlands theory to the British world framework. Such study of British world borderlands is capable of more accurately capturing the spatial and regional variety of this British world and, in particular, the nascent national identities of dominions such as Australia. Sport is a particula…
The Shifting Ideological Currents of the Transatlantic Puritan Community in the Early Seventeenth Century
This article explores the ideological transfigurations which appeared when E nglish Puritans relocated to N ew E ngland. It does so by examining particular communications which took place between the Puritans of the “ G reat M igration” of the 1630s and their erstwhile associates in “ O ld” E ngland. Though both sets of Puritans had seemingly much in common when they were ideological allies back in O ld E ngland, not least being an antipathy towa…
The Noble Revolt: The Overthrow of Charles I – By John Adamson
Bodyline, the British World and the Evolution of an Australian National Identity
This article contributes to the historiographical debate concerning the nature and evolution of an Australian national identity. It does so through the case study of cricket and, in particular, cricketing relations with Britain. It argues that the movement of cultural traffic – that is the two-way transmission of people, ideas and sports – between metropole and colony was central to the formation, definition and evolution of an Australian cricket…
Playing to the ‘imaginary grandstand’: Sport, the ‘British world’, and an Australian colonial identity
This article argues for the importance of an exploration of sporting interactions in the British world. In addition, it presents the case for the adaptation of borderlands theory to the British world framework. Such study of British world borderlands is capable of more accurately capturing the spatial and regional variety of this British world and, in particular, the nascent national identities of dominions such as Australia. Sport is a particula…
The Noble Revolt: The Overthrow of Charles I – By John Adamson
Playing to the ‘imaginary grandstand’: Sport, the ‘British world’, and an Australian colonial identity
This article argues for the importance of an exploration of sporting interactions in the British world. In addition, it presents the case for the adaptation of borderlands theory to the British world framework. Such study of British world borderlands is capable of more accurately capturing the spatial and regional variety of this British world and, in particular, the nascent national identities of dominions such as Australia. Sport is a particula…
The Shifting Ideological Currents of the Transatlantic Puritan Community in the Early Seventeenth Century
This article explores the ideological transfigurations which appeared when E nglish Puritans relocated to N ew E ngland. It does so by examining particular communications which took place between the Puritans of the “ G reat M igration” of the 1630s and their erstwhile associates in “ O ld” E ngland. Though both sets of Puritans had seemingly much in common when they were ideological allies back in O ld E ngland, not least being an antipathy towa…
Bodyline, the British World and the Evolution of an Australian National Identity
This article contributes to the historiographical debate concerning the nature and evolution of an Australian national identity. It does so through the case study of cricket and, in particular, cricketing relations with Britain. It argues that the movement of cultural traffic – that is the two-way transmission of people, ideas and sports – between metropole and colony was central to the formation, definition and evolution of an Australian cricket…
The Borderlands of the British World
The framework was conceived and developed over the course of a series of conferences held between 1998 and 2007 and the edited collections that these conferences produced.1 This approach took its cue from J.G.A.Pocock's 1973 call for a "new British history" that would bring into closer propinquity the hitherto largely separatehistories of the British Dominions and the wider British Empire. [...]the British World's chief remit was to "bring theold…
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