Representing Aboriginal Childhood : The Politics of Memory and Forgetting in Australia (Paperback)

1.Introduction  2.Gumnut Babies and ‘Babes in the Wood’: The Nativised White Child  3.Amnesiac Recollections: The Found White Child  4.The Romance of Reconciliation: The Mixed-Race Aboriginal Child  5.‘Breeding Out the Colour’ in GevaColor: Jedda  6.Finding ‘Home’ Through the Child: Bringing Them Home and Assimilationism’s Present  7.En-Gendering Failure: Sexualised Girls, Criminalised Boys, Through the Colonial Apparatus  8.Representing Invisibility: The Indigenous Child as Subaltern  9.Conclusion: Impasse or Emergence? The Unrepresentability of the Aboriginal Child