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Affective belongings and remediating practices: visualising Imperial formations and unlearning Whiteness in relation to British immigration in so-called Australia.
… they create and sustain affective atmospheres of imperial duress in suburban Naarm (Melbourne). The origins of this enquiry lie in my family histories of immigration and personal encounters with Australianness and Britishness. From these experiences, I identify a personal, nostalgic, cryptic and …