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Going Off Script: Aboriginal Rejection and Repurposing of English Literacies
(Duke University Press, 2020) Rademaker, Laura
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Voyaging with hope: Richard Broome and the ethics of Aboriginal history
(Aboriginal Studies Press, 2018) Silverstein, Ben
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On Paternalisms and Aboriginal Agency : From missions to neoliberal policy in the work of Richard Broome and Noel Pearson
(Aboriginal Studies Press, 2018) McLisky, Claire; Silverstein, Ben; Silverstein, Ben
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[Book Review] Breaking the Silence: Aboriginal Defenders and the Settler State, 1905–1939, by Alison Holland
(Taylor & Francis Group, 2022) Silverstein, Ben
A book review of Breaking the Silence: Aboriginal Defenders and the Settler State, 1905–1939, by Alison Holland, Melbourne University Press, Melbourne, 2019, xiv + 362 pp., $49.99(paperback), ISBN 9780522875409
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What God Has Joined Together: Historiesof Religion and Marriage
(Wiley, 2019) Rademaker, Laura; Petterson, Christina
There has been a great deal of interest recently, both in academia and across the broader public, in the history of marriage. The legal recognition of the marriages of LGBTI people across many nations sparked a flurry of histories of marriage equality movements. In the United States, the Supreme Court itself in 2015 turned to historians on the question of marriage for its Obergefell vs Hodges decision. The American Historical Association's amicus brief, which informed the decision, stated that, although religion influenced understandings of marriage, it was primarily a civil institution.3 Yet, of course, religion has been there.