Centre for Western Australian History
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Editor
- Cathie Clement
Edition
- Issue 26, 2010.
This issue of Studies in WA History Journal covers Ethics and the Practice of History.
- Introduction
- Historians and ethics
- Matters of practice
- Oral history
- Contested history
- Book reviewing
- Reviews
Introduction
- Polarity, Partiality and the Ethical Practice of History
Cathie Clement
Historians and ethics
- Is there an Ethics for Historians?
Alan Tapper - Teaching and Learning History, Professional Ethics and Social Responsibility
Sean Brawley and John Gascoigne - Can Historians be Trusted with the Past? (Transcript of a panel presentation chaired by Bill Leadbetter)
Kim Scott, Loretta Baldassar, Mark Ritter, Victoria Laurie
Matters of practice
- Nartj Katitj Bidi Ngulluckiny Koorl? (Which Knowledge Path Will We Travel?)
Len Collard and Sandra Harben - Tensions, Past and Present: Reflections on Practising History
Tiffany Shellam - But it is History? Heritage and the Historian
Michal Bosworth - Selling the Past: Problems, Pitfalls and Predicaments for a Professional Historian
Ian Duckham
Oral history
- Ethical Imperatives in Oral History Practice
Lenore Layman - Oral History, Ethics, Intellectual Disability and Empowerment: An Inside Perspective
Jan Gothard - ‘I didn’t talk to anybody’: Reflections on Researching the History of Perinatal Loss in Australia
Susannah Thompson
Contested history
- Reflections on Oombulgurri
Geoffrey Bolton - Forrest River, The Angel of Mons and Some Epistemological Markers: A Rejoinder to Professor Geoffrey Bolton
Rod Moran - Dilemmas, Dramas and Damnation in Contested History
Neville Green
Book reviewing
- A Reflection on Twenty ears as a Book Reviewer
Ken Spillman - Confessions of a (Book) Critic
Anne Partlon - History, Politics and the Bradshaws of the Kimberley
Ian Wilson
Reviews
- Ron Davidson, Fremantle Impressions
Michal Bosworth - David Hutchison, Many Years a Thief
Michal Bosworth - Patrick Bertola and Bobbie Oliver (eds), The Workshops: A History of the Midland Government Railway Workshops
Bradley Bowden - Bobbie Oliver, Jean Beadle: A Life of Labor Activism
Dianne Davidson - Andrea Gaynor, Harvest of the Suburbs: An Environmental History of Growing Food in Australian Cities
Tony Dingle - Criena Fitzgerald, Kissing Can be Dangerous: The Public Health Campaigns to Prevent and Control Tuberculosis in Western Australia
Cecily Hunter - Quentin Beresford, Rob Riley: An Aboriginal Leader’s Quest for Justice
Jessica Panegyres - Penelope Hetherington, Twentieth Century Woman
Susie Protschky - Michael Nash (ed.), Shipwreck Archaeology in Australia
Corioli Souter - George Seddon and Gillian Lilleyman, A Landscape for Learning: A History of the Grounds of the University of Western Australia
Tom Wilson
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