Reports From a Wild Country Ethics of

Explores some of Australia's major ethical challenges. Written in the midst of rapid social and environmental change and in a time of uncertainty and division, it offers powerful stories and arguments for ethical choice and commitment. The focus is on reconciliation between Indigenous and 'Settler' peoples, and with nature.

Acknowledgments

vii

Introduction: Into the Wild

1

(8)

PART 1 HERE AND NOW

9

(86)

1 Recuperation

11

(23)

2 Wounded Space

34

(19)

3 The Long Transitive Moment

53

(20)

4 Cattle Kings and Sacred Cows

73

(22)

PART 2 BATTLEFIELDS

95

(68)

5 Gender of the Gun

97

(18)

6 The Fellowship of Mates

115

(16)

7 Battles, Betrayals, and Resilience

131

(18)

8 The Transformation of Culture into History

149

(14)

PART 3 TRACKS

163

(50)

9 Footprints

165

(14)

10 Journeys

179

(14)

11 Love and Reconciliation in the Forest

193

(20)

Afterword

213

(2)

Notes

215

(2)

References

217

(15)

Index

232

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