Vol. 17 Deja Vu

Michael Dieter, Amelia Johns, Beornn McCarthy, David McInnis, Bjorn Nansen, Maria O'Dwyer, Eric Parisot, Amelia Scurry, Karoline Trapp, Jessica Wilkinson, Editorial, 1

Barbara Creed, Keynote Address: Deja Vu, Film and the Uncanny, 7

Jim McCormack, His Blood Be On Us': Trauma, Transcendence and Masculinity in The Passion of the Christ, 24

Alison Bennett, In Ruins #10, 39

Tony Birch, How Sweet the Sound?, 40

Jayne Fenton Keane, Here There Everywhere Then Now, 49

Ned Dobos, The Re-emerging Medieval Interventionism, 51

Tali Lavi, Phantom Bodies of September 11: Representing Absence in Artistic Representations, 65

Alison Bennett, In Ruins #16, 82

Olivia Guntarik, Unsettling Sites: Evoking Alternative Aboriginal Presences, 83

Rose Michael, Looking-glass Girl, 106

Alison Bennett, In Ruins #17, 114

N/A, A Forgetting that Fails to Forget Itself: An Interview with Peter Krapp, 115

Rowan Wilken, The Practice and 'Pathologies' of Photocopying, 126

Michael Farrell, Future Memories: Time Travel, Dada and Collage in the Bush, 144

Michael Farrell, deg to res, 149

Michael Farrell, res to deg, 150

Michael Farrell, the new flat, 151

Alison Bennett, To occupy: to inhabit or invade #22, 153

Emily Finlay, So Lovely a Skin Scarified with Rods': Modern Notions in Fielding's The Female Husband, 154

Bonny Cassidy, Torch Voices, 171

Michelle Aung Thin, Marriage Lessons, 176

Beth Driscoll, Reading with Oprah by Kathleen Rooney, 183

Melissa Petrakis, the student chronicles by Alice Garner, 187

Grace McQuilten, Content by Rem Koolhaas, 190

Amelia Scurry, Is History Fiction? by Ann Curthow and John Docker, 194

Eric Parisot, The Enlightenment Bible by Jonathan Sheehan, 198

Scott Brook, Creative Writing and the New Humanities by Paul Dawson, 202