Mediating Multiculturalism

Reviews / Votes

'Trimboli demonstrates how everyday multicultural digital artworks are able to leap beyond the contradictions inherent in focusing on cultural difference to approach Australian storytelling as though for the first time.' -Sneja Gunew, FRSC, Professor Emerita, Department of English Language and Literatures/Social Justice Institute, University of British Columbia, Canada 'Daniella Trimboli gives us both an intimate portrayal and a sharp analytics of the Australian world of multicultural digital storytelling. But she also uses this field to stage an encounter between Australian writings on multiculturalism and global critical social theory. What we end up with is one of the most astute, critical and scholarly investigations of multiculturalism I have read.' -Ghassan Hage, Professor of Anthropology and Social Theory, School of Social and Political Science, University of Melbourne, Australia 'Mediating Multiculturalism brings together an incisive exploration of theoretical ideas and rich case studies to offer an original analysis of the intersection of digital storytelling and multiculturalism. Trimboli's examination of the complexities in this relationship provides an innovative approach to the critical, cosmopolitan possibilities of creative digital interventions.' -Greg Noble, Professor, Institute for Culture and Society, Western Sydney University, Australia