Demanding the Impossible: Seven Essays on Resistance by Sylvia Lawson
Melbourne University Publishing, $32.99 pb, 192 pp, 9780522854855
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Sylvia Lawson is an award-winning and highly respected essayist and film critic. Her subject matter, though generally Australian, is also concerned with our nearer neighbours and with the culture and politics of the world beyond. The theme of this new collection is resistance to oppression in seven parts of the world.
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