@inbook{03c432a6451544b597a30441a4e92c82,
title = "Photographic reflections on landscape change in regional Australia",
abstract = "This chapter takes shape as a kind of unfolding and entangled dialectic, not between people, but between disciplinary perspectives on historical and contemporary nature/culture binaries. It addresses shifting Australian perceptions of land over time through an interdisciplinary approach to critically engaging the spheres of ecology, psychology and photography through a chronological assessment of Australia's changing national identity. These movements are loosely grouped in to modes of colonization, the birth of nationhood,early environmental-photography and political activism, and finally a posthumanist post-materiality conceived in terms of photography for environmental mutualism.",
author = "Christopher Orchard and James Holcombe",
note = "Includes bibliographical references.",
year = "2017",
language = "English",
isbn = "9781498535694",
series = "Ecocritical theory and practice",
publisher = "Lexington Books",
pages = "143--158",
editor = "Holm, {Nicholas } and Taffel, {Sy }",
booktitle = "Ecological entanglements in the anthropocene",
edition = "1st",
}