Humphrey McQueen

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Humphrey McQueen is an Australian author and historian.

He was born and educated in Queensland and moved to Canberra where he taught at the Australian National University. Between 1972 and 1974 he developed Australia's first full-year university course on 20th Century Australian History.

[edit] Bibliography

  • A New Brittannia (1970)
  • Aborigines, Race and Racism, Penguin, 1974
  • Australia's Media Monopolies, 1977
  • The Black Swan of Trespass: The Emergence of Modernist Painting in Australia 1918-1944, 1979
  • Social Sketches of Australia 1888 - 1975, Penguin, 1980, ISBN 0-1400-4435-3
  • Gallipoli to Petrov, 1989
  • Temper Democratic, 1995
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