The European Mind
$36.99
Skip to product information
The European Mind
$36.99
The European Mind: Colonialism, Capitalism, Christianity and How to Recover is a powerful and thought-provoking work by acclaimed Aboriginal author Bruce Pascoe, exploring the lasting influence of European colonial thinking and the possibilities for a different future.
Blending history, memoir and philosophy, Pascoe examines how colonialism, capitalism and Christianity have shaped societies, cultures and relationships with Country. Through historical reflection and Indigenous perspectives, he challenges readers to reconsider established ways of thinking and explore what we can learn from Indigenous knowledge and ways of being.
Published by Magabala Books, The European Mind is an important contribution to conversations about Australian history, colonisation, cultural understanding and reconciliation.
Why You'll Love It
-
Written by Bruce Pascoe, acclaimed Aboriginal author of Dark Emu.
-
Explores the ongoing impacts of colonialism and European systems of thought.
-
Brings together history, personal reflection and philosophy.
-
Encourages critical thinking about Indigenous knowledge, culture and relationships with Country.
-
A valuable read for educators, researchers and anyone interested in Australian history and social change.
Product Details
-
Author: Bruce Pascoe
-
Publisher: Magabala Books
-
Format: Paperback
-
Pages: 288
-
Publication Date: 29 September 2026
-
ISBN: 9781922864673
-
Genre: Non-fiction, Australian History, Indigenous Studies
Frequently asked questions
What is The European Mind about?
The European Mind explores how colonialism, capitalism and Christianity have influenced societies and ways of thinking. Bruce Pascoe combines history, memoir and philosophy to examine these influences and consider how Indigenous knowledge may offer alternative perspectives.
Who is the author?
The book is written by Bruce Pascoe, an acclaimed Aboriginal author known for his influential work Dark Emu. His writing explores Aboriginal history, culture, knowledge and connections to Country.
Is The European Mind suitable for educators?
Yes. The European Mind offers valuable perspectives for teachers, educators and professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of colonisation, Australian history and Aboriginal perspectives.
What age group is The European Mind suitable for?
The European Mind is primarily intended for adult readers, including educators, university students, researchers and readers interested in history, philosophy and Indigenous perspectives.
Can The European Mind be used in the classroom?
Yes. The book may be particularly useful for senior secondary and tertiary education, supporting discussions about colonisation, historical narratives, Indigenous knowledge systems and contemporary Australian society.