Between Death & Commemoration: An Australian History of the War Corpse

该项目旨在首次介绍在第一次世界大战和最近的中东战争（1915-2015）之间如何处理澳大利亚战争死者遗体的政策、做法和态度的变化。通过调查我们军事历史中这个看不见的方面，它将为澳大利亚的战争历史创造新的方向，并为关于战争中尸体历史的全球对话提供澳大利亚的视角。关于战争尸体的新知识将促进国家对战争现实的理解，并向历史教育者、文化机构、军事单位和公众提供关于战争中死亡的宝贵信息和更明智的观点。

This project aims to provide the first ever account of the changing policies, practices and attitudes that have shaped how the physical remains of Australian war dead have been dealt with between the First World War and the recent wars in the Middle East (1915-2015). By investigating this invisible aspect of our military past, it will create new directions in Australian war history and provide an Australian perspective on global conversations about the history of the corpse in war. New knowledge about the war corpse will advance national understandings about the realities of war, and provide valuable information and more informed perspectives about death in war to history educators, cultural institutions, military units and the public.