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What does it mean to really know an ecosystem? To name all the plants and animals in a place and understand their interactions? To feel an embodied connection to Country? To see and hear in ways that confirm and extend that knowledge?
Indigenous ways of knowing ... (read more)
Anna Clark
Anna Clark is an Australian Research Council Future Fellow at the Australian Centre for Public History at the University of Technology Sydney. She has written extensively on history education, historiography, and historical consciousness, including: Teaching the Nation: Politics and pedagogy in Australian history (2006), History’s Children: History wars in the classroom (2008), Private Lives, Public History (2016), the History Wars (2003) with Stuart Macintyre, as well as two history books for children, Convicted! and Explored! She also recently wrote The Catch: The story of fishing in Australia.