Max Dupain: A portrait of the new landmark biography of Australia's most iconic photographer from leading curator and award-winning author of OLIVE COTTON GENERAL NON FICTION * New sections on emotion

* New sections on emotion regulation in groups and collectives

Situating specific case studies within broad feminist topics

hostile nations and human-rights abusers hoping to distract from their ongoing villainy

Putting to bed the belief that autism is a result of poor parenting

Concluding his unique trilogy

Max Dupain: A portrait of the new landmark biography of Australia's most iconic photographer from leading curator and award-winning author of OLIVE COTTON GENERAL NON FICTION * New sections on emotionMax Dupain (1911 1992) was a major cultural figure in Australia, and at the forefront of the visual arts in a career spanning more than fifty years. During this time he produced a number of images now regarded as iconically Australian. He championed modern photography and a distinctive Australian approach. To date, Dupain has been seen mostly in one dimensional, limited and limiting terms as exceptional, as super masculine, as an Australian hero. But