Was that it: ‘Meet Me in the Bathroom’
This loving portrait of the indie scene of the early 2000s will likely mean little to those who weren’t thereMarch 20, 2013
Reading the Culture of Forgetting. Ramona Koval (audio)
Renowned broadcaster Ramona Koval speaks to the Thinking For Yourself Conference (La Trobe University, Feb 2013) about Australia's media and intellectual culture – its 'public sphere'.
"The disintegration of a culture of seriousness is a bit like the aftermath of war, and if there isn’t anyone here to remember how things fit together we are much the poorer. This is not an argument against change but an argument for change with full knowledge and mastery of the intellectual landscape in which we find ourselves." - Ramona Koval
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Was that it: ‘Meet Me in the Bathroom’
This loving portrait of the indie scene of the early 2000s will likely mean little to those who weren’t there
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