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I’m impressed by what I’ve read so far, and gratified to see what is written herein corresponds with my own research
Here’s an example of the author’s perceptiveness

With Foucault, sexuality is no longer apprehended as a transhistorical, transgeographical, stable, unchanging object. It emerges, instead, as a historical and cultural construction and thus as a modern and “anachronistic” question addressed to Antiquity

Hamilton's narrative and style of writing is not what I'd hoped for; thank goodness I've started in on the chapters about colonial Adelaide.

So far not too bad. Has to be said with such a shallow history of official Australian participation in the ESC the more analytical chapters read so far seem a bit shallow.

I am becoming more & more enthusiastic about the underpinning historical and artistic themes English writes about in his book. The whole concept of ‘Entarte Kunst’ is being explored and expanded in ways I’ve never thought of or known before.

So far read some excellent chapters on the ‘Old Firm’ derby between Celtic & Rangers in the SPL, and a fascinating look at rivalries in Maltese soccer. An intriguing read…

It has been a bit of a struggle to maintain my momentum reading this sprawling yarn.

So far an interesting book that sheds light on its subject.

Herbert writes with a withering eye for some aspects of the characters who inhabit 'Capricornia'. and is unabashed in the racism of the time and place. Yet he also produces some extremely poetic descriptions of the land.