Representing others : white views of indigenous peoples
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Representing others : white views of indigenous peoples
（Exeter studies in American and commonwealth arts, no. 4）
University of Exeter Press for AmCAS, 1992
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Representing Others examines a diverse range of cultural forms in which white novelists, sculptors, diarists, photographers, ethnographers, travel writers and filmmakers have depicted Native American, African, Pacific and Australian Aboriginal peoples. As they were seen by incoming whites who were themselves strangers to the land, they most often appeared incomprehensible, threatening, 'Other'.
The analyses in this book go beyond simply asking questions about the 'accuracy' or otherwise of a work's representation of the culture under discussion. Although the seven authors conform to no single position and adopt a variety of critical approaches, they share a common concern. These essays all propose that if we are to use our own terms to speak of another culture, we must become aware of the problems involved in the act of representation itself.
目次
- Contents: A native American in stone, Stephanie Smiles
- the medical officer's diary, Tim Youngs
- representing others, of Conrad, cannibals and kin, Anthony Fothergill
- noble men and noble savages, Ron Tamplin
- Johannes Lintd - photographer of Australia and New Guinea, Peter Quartermaine
- Edward S. Curtis' Indian photographs - a national enterprise, Mick Gidley
- John Ford and the Indians, or, Tom Doniphon's history lesson, Richard Maltby.
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