Conciliation on Colonial Frontiers

1. Conciliation and Conflict, Performance and Commemoration in Colonial Australia and the Pacific Rim
Kate Darian-Smith and Penelope Edmonds Part I: Encounters and Performances 2. Cross-Cultural Inquiry in 1802: Musical Performance on the Baudin Expedition to Australia Jean Fornasiero and John West-Sooby 3. “We Should Take Each Other by the Hand”: Conciliation and Diplomacy in Colonial Australia and North West Canada Amanda Nettelbeck 4. Breastplates: Re-enacting Possession in North America and Australia Kate Darian-Smith 5. Naturally Disturbed: Reimagining the Pastoral Frontier Sue Kneebone Part II: Conciliations and Frontiers 6. The Fainter Land: Photography, Colonialism and Living Pictures Jane Lydon 7. Message Sticks and Indigenous Diplomacy: “Thomson’s Treaty”—Brokering Peace on Australia’s Northern Frontier in the 1930s Lindy Allen 8. The Australian South Sea Islanders (ASSI): Towards a Postcolonial Australia? Kathleen Mary Fallon 9. Bones as a Bridge Between Worlds: Responding with Ceremony to the Repatriation of Aboriginal Human Remains from the United States to Australia Martin Thomas Part III: Performing Nationhood 10. Tame Iti at the Confiscation Line: Contesting the Consensus Politics of the Waitangi Treaty in Aotearoa New Zealand Penelope Edmonds 11. “An Echo of That Other Cry”: Re-enacting Captain Cook’s First Landing as Conciliation Event Maria Nugent 12. Picturing Collaboration: European Women Photographers and Indigenous Peoples in the Contestation of British and American Imperialism in the Pacific, 1890–1910 Anne Maxwell 13. Entertaining Possession: Re-enacting Cook’s Arrival for the Queen Katrina Schlunke