I'M A BACK DOOR MAN

An Essay for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Authors

  • Simon Hunt

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1558/prbt.v4i4.28708

Keywords:

Pauline Hanson, Australian politics, Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Abstract

This, the previous and the following articles constitute a mini-dossier analysing the nature and significance of the controversy over Australian academic and sound performer Simon Hunt's Pauline Pantsdown persona (as enacted on recordings, in public appearances and publicity material) and its relationship to Australian right-wing politician Pauline Hanson. Jon Stratton's extended analysis is complemented by two supporting articles, an interview with Simon Hunt conducted by Stratton and an essay by Hunt submitted to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation at their invitation. Stratton's article serves as an introduction to the interview and Hunt's essay (avoiding unnecessary duplication of content between the pieces).

References

Hanson, P (1997) Pauline Hanson: The Truth, Ipswich, Queensland: self published

Jelavich, P ( 1993) Berlin Cabaret, Cambridge: Harvard University Press

Published

2015-10-04

Issue

Section

Articles

How to Cite

Hunt, S. (2015). I’M A BACK DOOR MAN: An Essay for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Perfect Beat, 4(4), 29-33. https://doi.org/10.1558/prbt.v4i4.28708

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