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Introduction

Offers a general survey of Indigenous Australian societies and cultures from the earliest times until the mid-20th century. The unit explores some debates about aspects of Aboriginal social life before the British colonisation-for example, social and political structures, economies, religious beliefs and land management. The history of contact between Aborigines and outsiders is examined and includes the following topics-responses to changing circumstances, Aboriginal resistance, and government attempts at conciliation, protection, segregation and assimilation. Attention is also given to the competing ways in which Australian historians have represented Aboriginal history.

Summary 2020

Unit name Colonised Land: Indigenous Australian History
Unit code HAB103
Credit points 12.5
Faculty/School College of Arts, Law and Education
School of Humanities
Discipline Global Cultures and Languages
Coordinator

Dr. Carol Pybus

Teaching staff

Dr. C Pybus (Coordinator)

Level Introductory
Available as student elective? Yes
Breadth Unit? No

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Teaching

Teaching Pattern

On Campus (Hobart):
Weekly lectures (2 x 50 minute)
Weekly face to face tutorial (x1)

Off Campus: 
Weekly lectures accessed via MyLo MyMedia (2 x 50 minute)
Online tutorial discussions

Assessment

On and Off Campus:  
Short written assignment totalling 750 words (20%), 1,750 essay (40%), 2-hr exam (40%)

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