Julie Marcus
Biographic Data
| ID | 3640423 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Julie Marcus |
| GIVEN NAMES | Julie |
| FAMILY NAME | Marcus |
| SIGNATURE | MARCUS J |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Adelaide |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
What's at Stake? History Wars, the NMA and Good Government
I want to place the fate of the National Museum of Australia (NMA) in the context of some of the political strategies that underpin the electoral placidity and public acceptance of a government so radically reshaping Australian democratic institutions. A national museum that reaches and engages with a national constituency can be an important place for the vigorous public debate that democracy requires. In such a place, political doctrines and do…
Equal Rites and Women in Turkey
Olive Pink and the Encounter with the Academy
Olive Pink studied anthropology at the University of Sydney under Professor A.P. Elkin. Although she did fieldwork among the Northern Aranda and Wailbri of Central Australia, she became disenchanted with anthropology and lived a reclusive life in Alice Springs. In this paper I present a brief outline of her life, particularly during the 1930's I point to the problems she encountered and suggested that she needs to be relocated within her discipli…
Body Politics
The Heritage of Hindmarsh Island
Book reviewed in this article: Margaret Simons. The Meeting of the Waters: The Hindmarsh Island Affair
The Heritage of Hindmarsh Island
Book reviewed in this article: Margaret Simons. The Meeting of the Waters: The Hindmarsh Island Affair
Orientalism
Myths and Millennial Dreams of a New Age in Australian Culture
Thamyris seeks to initiate alternative forms of criticism by analysing the ways in which cultural and theoretical discourses intervene in the contemporary world. This criticism should pursue a re-politicizing and remobilizing of theoretical perspectives and cultural practices, preferably through case studies. Thamyris hopes to contribute to the productive interaction between art, activism, and theory. We understand cultural practices to include t…
First In Their Field
First In Their Field: Women And Australian Anthropology." Australian Archaeology, 43(1), pp. 48–49
Women, Power, and Change in the Middle East
History, Anthropology and Gender
The objectivity of critique
Prisoner of Discourse
Black, White or Brindle
Bicentenary Follies
Dr Marcus is lecturer in anthropology at the Research Centre for Women's Studies, University of Adelaide. There is an uneasiness about the Australian bicentenary celebrations that exacerbates the usual swings of political mood. But it would be wrong, I think, to attribute the uneasiness to a slowly awakening consciousness of the reality of settlement, or to a realization that the prosperity of some rests upon the exploitation of others. The uneas…
Ruptured Reconciliation
A review of Jon Altman and Melinda Hinkson (eds), Coercive Reconciliation: Stabilise, Normalise, Exit Aboriginal Australia (Arena Publications Association, Melbourne, 2007
Black, White or Brindle
What's at Stake? History Wars, the NMA and Good Government
I want to place the fate of the National Museum of Australia (NMA) in the context of some of the political strategies that underpin the electoral placidity and public acceptance of a government so radically reshaping Australian democratic institutions. A national museum that reaches and engages with a national constituency can be an important place for the vigorous public debate that democracy requires. In such a place, political doctrines and do…
History, Anthropology and Gender
Prisoner of Discourse
Bicentenary Follies
Dr Marcus is lecturer in anthropology at the Research Centre for Women's Studies, University of Adelaide. There is an uneasiness about the Australian bicentenary celebrations that exacerbates the usual swings of political mood. But it would be wrong, I think, to attribute the uneasiness to a slowly awakening consciousness of the reality of settlement, or to a realization that the prosperity of some rests upon the exploitation of others. The uneas…
Olive Pink and the Encounter with the Academy
Olive Pink studied anthropology at the University of Sydney under Professor A.P. Elkin. Although she did fieldwork among the Northern Aranda and Wailbri of Central Australia, she became disenchanted with anthropology and lived a reclusive life in Alice Springs. In this paper I present a brief outline of her life, particularly during the 1930's I point to the problems she encountered and suggested that she needs to be relocated within her discipli…
Equal Rites and Women in Turkey
Ruptured Reconciliation
A review of Jon Altman and Melinda Hinkson (eds), Coercive Reconciliation: Stabilise, Normalise, Exit Aboriginal Australia (Arena Publications Association, Melbourne, 2007
Bicentenary Follies
Dr Marcus is lecturer in anthropology at the Research Centre for Women's Studies, University of Adelaide. There is an uneasiness about the Australian bicentenary celebrations that exacerbates the usual swings of political mood. But it would be wrong, I think, to attribute the uneasiness to a slowly awakening consciousness of the reality of settlement, or to a realization that the prosperity of some rests upon the exploitation of others. The uneas…
Prisoner of Discourse
Black, White or Brindle
The objectivity of critique
History, Anthropology and Gender
Women, Power, and Change in the Middle East
Myths and Millennial Dreams of a New Age in Australian Culture
Thamyris seeks to initiate alternative forms of criticism by analysing the ways in which cultural and theoretical discourses intervene in the contemporary world. This criticism should pursue a re-politicizing and remobilizing of theoretical perspectives and cultural practices, preferably through case studies. Thamyris hopes to contribute to the productive interaction between art, activism, and theory. We understand cultural practices to include t…
First In Their Field
First In Their Field: Women And Australian Anthropology." Australian Archaeology, 43(1), pp. 48–49
Orientalism
The Heritage of Hindmarsh Island
Book reviewed in this article: Margaret Simons. The Meeting of the Waters: The Hindmarsh Island Affair
The Heritage of Hindmarsh Island
Book reviewed in this article: Margaret Simons. The Meeting of the Waters: The Hindmarsh Island Affair
Olive Pink and the Encounter with the Academy
Olive Pink studied anthropology at the University of Sydney under Professor A.P. Elkin. Although she did fieldwork among the Northern Aranda and Wailbri of Central Australia, she became disenchanted with anthropology and lived a reclusive life in Alice Springs. In this paper I present a brief outline of her life, particularly during the 1930's I point to the problems she encountered and suggested that she needs to be relocated within her discipli…
Body Politics
Equal Rites and Women in Turkey
What's at Stake? History Wars, the NMA and Good Government
I want to place the fate of the National Museum of Australia (NMA) in the context of some of the political strategies that underpin the electoral placidity and public acceptance of a government so radically reshaping Australian democratic institutions. A national museum that reaches and engages with a national constituency can be an important place for the vigorous public debate that democracy requires. In such a place, political doctrines and do…
Sociology (12 works) · Political science (7 works) · History (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Anthropology (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Citation (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works)