Précis des opérations militaires en Espagne : pendant les mois de juin et de juillet 1808, avant la capitulation du général en chef Dupont, á Baylen et Andujar ; suivi de pièces justificatives /

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Comptes rendus sténographiques publiés sous les auspices du Comité central des congrès et conférences et la direction de Ch. Thirio, secrétaire du Comité, avec le concours des bureaux des conrr︡ès et des auteurs de conférences.

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Animal education; an experimental study on the psychical development of the white rat, correlated with the growth of its nervous system,

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Archy Moore, the white slave;

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Comptes rendus sténographiques publiés sous les auspices du Comité central des congrès et conférences et la direction de M. Ch. Thirion, secrétaire du Comité, avec le concours des bureaux des congrès et des auteurs de conférences ...

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The epistemology that maintains white race privilege, power and control of Indigenous Studies and Indigenous peoples' participation in universities

This paper represents my attempt to turn the gaze and demonstrate how Indigenous Studies is controlled in some Australian universities in ways that witness Indigenous peoples being further marginalised, denigrated and exploited. I have endeavoured to do this through sharing an experience as a case study. I have opted to write about it as a way of exposing the problematic nature of racism, systemic marginalisation, white race privilege and radicalised subjectivity played out within an Australian higher education institution and because I am dissatisfied with the on-going status quo. In bringing forth analysis to this case study, I reveal the relationships between oppression, white race privilege and institutional privilege and the epistemology that maintains them. In moving from the position of being silent on this experience to speaking about it, I am able to move from the position of object to subject and to gain a form of liberated voice (hooks 1989:9). Furthermore, I am hopeful that it will encourage others to examine their own practices within universities and to challenge the domination that continues to subjugate Indigenous peoples.

Catalogue essay : a thin white line

Objects have consequences, seemingly. They move, atomic, formlessly – when static they are seen. That they vibrate constantly, that they are NOW present, is something we will have to trust the physicists on. They only seem here. Now is their moment of form, but later, who knows? Things SEEM when we recognise our own transience and temporary-ness. We call upon a bevy of senses that forever frustrate us with their limitation, despite our little understanding of what we actually have – is this here? So some forms seem to be telling us to trust our senses – that this world IS as it seems. Their form constantly refines and is refined and refined until in its essentialness it cannot be doubted – it absolutely IS. Is this our eyes? Can we only see it? But light is also a particle, if I remember correctly, so there is some weight to seeing. So to SEEM is also to FEEL,as this light imposes its visual weight upon our skins – we see with every pore of our body.