Voicing the unseen in Fremantle's Kings Square : re-instating Fremantle's 'civic-heart' and the exclusion of Aboriginal groups

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AuthorCox, ShaphanDescriptionThe main thesis of the paper is as follows "Kings Square is a contested and contradictory space. On one hand it is the symbolic 'heart' of a 'white-colonial' settlement while altenatively it is an important space for Aborigianl groups meeting in Fremantle. Where this becomes contradictory is in the construction of a 'social problem', where the indigenous people have been naturalised with the perceived 'failures' of the Square". Imprint[Bentley, W.A.] : The author, 2010Collation17 p. : 30 cmLanguageEnglishDate Published2010NotesPaper presented at the Humanities Graduate Research Conference at Curtin University in 2010.Dewey Class712.5 COXPublication FormatReport

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SubjectAboriginal AustraliansPlanning - GeneralKings SquareCollectionPublications CollectionIndigenous Collection

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