16.7 4th year Anne Maxwell. First semester One 2-hour seminar per week. Students who complete this subject successfully will:

• have developed critical and analytical skills that will enable them to trace the operations of imperialist discourse in the context of the Pacific;
• examine the cultural consequences of imperialist practices in the Pacific;
• adapt a wide range of theoretical material to the cultural productions arising from European and North American presence in the Pacific;
• carry out archival work in the areas of literary, pictorial or filmic representations.

This subject examines a number of different sites of colonial cultural production located within the imperial centre and the colonies themselves. The aim is to demonstrate the plurality of colonialism's culture by examining a number of written and visual practices which include the exhibitionary complex, anthropology, travel writing, photography, tourist postcards, film and fiction. Written work of not more than 6,000 words. Pratt M Imperial Eyes Routledge Spurr D The Rhetoric of Empire Duke Stephens A Thomas N and Gibson R Pirating the Pacific Powerhouse Museum Stevenson R L The Beach of Falsea Edinburgh Thomas N Colonialism's Culture Princeton Young R Colonial Desire: Hybridity in Theory, Culture and Race Routledge Course reader available from the department Films: Costner Rapa-Nui. Flagherty M Moana of the South Seas. 16.7 4th year Anne Maxwell. First semester One 2-hour seminar per week. Students who complete this subject successfully will:

• have developed critical and analytical skills that will enable them to trace the operations of imperialist discourse in the context of the Pacific;
• examine the cultural consequences of imperialist practices in the Pacific;
• adapt a wide range of theoretical material to the cultural productions arising from European and North American presence in the Pacific;
• carry out archival work in the areas of literary, pictorial or filmic representations.

This subject examines a number of different sites of colonial cultural production located within the imperial centre and the colonies themselves. The aim is to demonstrate the plurality of the colonialism's culture by examining a number of written and visual practices which include the exhibitionary complex, anthropology, travel writing, photography, tourist postcards, film and fiction. Written work of not more than 6,000 words. Pratt M Imperial Eyes Routledge Spurr D The Rhetoric of Empire Duke Stephens A Thomas N and Gibson R Pirating the Pacific Powerhouse Museum Stevenson R L The Beach of Falsea Edinburgh Thomas N Colonialism's Culture Princeton Young R Colonial Desire: Hybridity in Theory, Culture and Race Routledge Course reader available from the department Films: Costner Rapa-Nui. Flagherty M Moana of the South Seas.