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Staking a truth claim : Constructing a document in two laws

Beattie, Keith 2006, Staking a truth claim : Constructing a document in two laws, Metro : film television radio, multimedia, no. 150, pp. 80-85.

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Title Staking a truth claim : Constructing a document in two laws
Author(s) Beattie, Keith
Journal name Metro : film television radio, multimedia
Issue number 150
Start page 80
End page 85
Publisher Association of Teachers of Film and Video
Place of publication Melbourne, Vic
Publication date 2006
ISSN 0312-2654
Summary The documentary 'Two Laws' constitutes a legal document in support of the Borroloola claim to their land and contributes to the decolonisation of the images of Aboriginal Australia, which have circulated within ethnographic cinema, television journalism and fiction film. The 'two laws' of the film's title refer to white law and 'the Law', the system which regulates Borroloola social interactions and relationships with the land.
Language eng
Field of Research 190201 Cinema Studies
Socio Economic Objective 950205 Visual Communication
HERDC Research category C1.1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal
Persistent URL http://hdl.handle.net/10536/DRO/DU:30016123

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