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Writing About Protest
Protesting involves challenging systems of oppression and the ideologies embedded within them. Examples of such systems include white supremacy, patriarchy, heteronormativity, authoritarianism, social conservatism, colonialism and militarism - each systematically oppresses certain groups and privileges others. Ultimately, we protest to remedy imbalances of power, to restore or distribute power in ways perceived to be more fair.
An Ultimate Guide to Flames
Robbie Arnott’s magical realism novel Flames embarks on a journey through Tasmania to meditate on the complexity of human emotion and our relationship with nature. Centred in the natural world, Flames asks us to reject anthropocentrism and to consider the ways in which we are a reflection of, and a part of, the natural world.
An Ultimate Guide to My Brilliant Career
Characterised by its frank portrayal of hardship and oppression, Franklin’s writing reflects the social and political movements of federalism and female suffrage, emphasising the disempowerment of women in Australia while celebrating the Australian working class and natural environment with a strong sense of patriotism.
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