did the man really say these things.
if so he must have good reason don't you think?
ant
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Hi!,
y
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Pearson
I recommend a read of Ashis Nandy.
Pearson is a product of a post-colonial environment arguing for its
continuation!
"Race" and class - history class!
jim
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Hi Laurie,
You wrote:
The difference as I see it, is that Dr. Perkins was saying that 'burn baby
burn' could happen if non-Indigenous Australians did not give proper
recognition to the problems of Aboriginal people---he put the
responsibility
for "burn ,baby ,burn" onto the perpetrators of
Why are you sorry Matthew? I for one found it rather refreshing.
Ian Henderson.
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Hi!,
Sorry for
Hi Laurie:
You wrote:
Sorry Tim, the issue is not ''simply what is said."
The issue is the difference between criticising the enemy and giving
comfort
to the enemy.
Okay, so the difference IS between what he said and what the enemies said he
said. So you're back to arguing he shouldn't have
Jason - nice summary.
One additional point: when you say
"His argumentsare a plea to find new - perhaps even
old tradional ways - of combating the'confusiojn-producing mechanisms of
the contemporary social and economicorder" I don't think there is any
"perhaps" about it.
He IS looking
- and I reckon it ain't Pearson.
Cheers
Tim
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Tim,
I have no quarrel with Pearson's ideas or his p
Trudy wrote:
As it is, it appears he has done them a disservice.
Well, maybe it's too early to judge. Hasn't the Qld govt implemented some
version of his 'plan' in Cape York? Has this involved a cutback in
"welfare" funding? Is that even the question? Is it
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my two cents . . .
Pearsons 'Light on the Hill' speech recently republished in the Journal of
Australina Indigenous Issues takes
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