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The cultural politics of Australian colonialism revolve around discourses of paternalism and the 'protection' of Aboriginal people. Understanding how paternalism reproduces itself transgenerationally, and between whites and the aboriginal people between subordinated groups, between women, is one way to approach its limits.

Paternalism and Complicity: Or How Not to Atone for the ‘Sins of the Father’