Geoffrey Blainey

Article Abstract:

Geoffrey Blainey's place in Australia's history was secured by his 1966 book 'The Tyranny of Distance', which contains an essential truth about the formation of the nation's identity that holds fast even in the 21st century. Blainey believes a new version of communism will emerge, and discusses about why he would not become a historian in the current time and whether nuclear peace will continue.

Historians, Interview, The Tyranny of Distance (Book), Blainey, Geoffrey

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Haute culture

Article Abstract:

Cultural studies are flourishing in a variety of applications, but cultural researchers are critical of their own work and their self-importance.

Anthropologists, Anthropological research

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Haute culture

Article Abstract:

Cultural studies are flourishing in a variety of applications. But cultural researchers are critical of their own work and their self-importance.

Science & research, World, Culture, Civilization

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