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Arena Magazine issue 150
Contents page for the latest issue
| Title | Author | Page |
|---|---|---|
| EDITORIAL | ||
| MARRIAGE AND OUR TECHNO-FUTURE? | 2 | |
| LEAD GRAPHIC | ||
| 4 | ||
| COMMENTARY | ||
| LEARNING FROM LAS VEGASAutonomous mass killers—terrorism from within? | 5 | |
| THE SENSIBLE CENTREOur politicians’ loyalty is to the market, not democracy | 6 | |
| PRESENCE LOST IN A WORLD OF AUTOMATAWhat will day-to-day life feel like if AI triumphs? | 8 | |
| VISUAL ESSAY | ||
| OPEN CUT: LIFE ON AN AUSTRALIAN FRONTIER? An exhibition by Jacky Green, Therese Ritchie and Seán Kerins | 26 | |
| FEATURES | ||
| MODERN SLAVERY IN REMOTE AUSTRALIA?The government’s welfare reforms for Indigenous Australians look like slavery | 12 | |
| THE BOLSHEVIK CENTURYThe October revolution in the twentieth-century political imagination | 16 | |
| KOREA: THE FORGOTTEN WAR CONTINUESThe Korean War in popular consciousness and as experience | 31 | |
| ESSAY | ||
| BROOKES JETTYHow local history scripts activism | 35 | |
| ARTS AND CULTURE | ||
| REVELATIONS: FROM ALICE SPRINGS TO SICILYThe significance of place for Arrernte and Sicilians | 40 | |
| REGULARS | ||
| COMMON TOUCHEVERYBODY KNOWSDenialism’s emotional logic | 11 | |
| REVIEWS | ||
| AUSTRALIANS IN PAPUA NEW GUINEAA photographic exhibition at the Monash Gallery of Art | 46 | |
| RUBBISH THEORYMichael Thompson’s reissued masterwork of anthropology | 49 | |
| RESIZING PSYCHOLOGY Mark Furlong’s Re-Sizing Psychology in Public Policy and the Private Imagination | 50 | |
| PAPERLESS PILGRIMS Óscar Martínez’s The Beast: Riding the Rails and Dodging Narcos on the Migrant Trail | 53 | |
| POETRY | ||
| FLOWERING SARAJEVO | 45 | |
| WHEN THE FIRST KNIGHT | 48 | |
| FRIDAY NIGHT IN THE SUPERMARKET | 50 | |
| LOST RIVERS | 52 | |
| CARTOON | ||
| CRYPTIC CROSSWORD | ||