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Arena Magazine no. 159
Magazine contents page
| Title | Author | Page |
|---|---|---|
| EDITORIAL | ||
| RENEGOTIATING OUR PLACE IN THE WORLD | 2 | |
| LEAD GRAPHIC | ||
| 4 | ||
| COMMENTARY | ||
| EXTERMINATING THE OTHERThe Christchurch massacre, Islamophobia, and settler colonialism | 5 | |
| MARKETING FASCISMThe cyber-strategies behind the Christchurch attack | 7 | |
| DOWNFALLNotes towards a different reading of George Pell | 8 | |
| REDACTING THE SOCIALThe Productivity Commission examines 'mental health' | 10 | |
| ANZAC'S SHADOW MARCH: THIS IS NOT A DAY FOR YOUChallenging the Anzac account of the birth of the nation | 12 | |
| COMMENT: END OF AN ERA? | ||
| 16 | ||
| IDEAS FOR CHANGE | ||
| GETTING TO WHERE WE WANT TO GODo we need a new relational politics to strengthen common purpose? | 25 | |
| LATROBE VALLEY POWEROur Power, a documentary and community process negotiating a post-carbon future | 28 | |
| FEATURES | ||
| JOBS AND A LIVING WAGEA new conjuncture makes real change possible at the coming federal election | 32 | |
| GET BIG OR GET OUTBroadacre farming and the efficiency ethos | 36 | |
| LEARNING FROM THE LEFTGramsci and the far Right | 40 | |
| TRANSGENDERISM IN AUSTRALIA'S POLITICAL ECONOMYJustice or smokescreen: where do the interests lie in the transgender debate? | 43 | |
| ARENA ESSAY | ||
| TECHNO-SCIENCE AND THE POST-HUMAN CONDITIONDeveloping a critique of techno-scientific change | 47 | |
| ARTS AND CULTURE | ||
| THE CLOCKChristian Marclay's meditation on cinema, time and mortality | 52 | |
| REVIEWS | ||
| THE MAN WHO LOVES...Sampling a bounty of work in Barry Hill’s Reason & Lovelessness | 54 | |
| ANTI-PROGRESSIVE ADVOCATESDominic Kelly’s survey of right-wing advocacy in Political Troglodytes and Economic Lunatics | 55 | |
| STORY AND STORYTELLINGMilo Rau’s extraordinary La Reprise: Histoire(s) du Theatre (1) | 57 | |
| POETRY | ||
| JOURNEY PLANNER 1 | 56 | |
| WELL HI, HAVEN’T I | 56 | |
| CARTOONS | ||
| ADDITIONAL ARTWORK | ||
| CRYPTIC CROSSWORD | ||