Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Contributors -- Introduction: Beyond Gallipoli - New Perspectives on Anzac -- Part 1: Challenging Histories -- Chapter 1. The Myths of Gallipoli -- Chapter 2. Between Memory and History: Remembering Johnnies, Mehmets and the Armenians -- Part 2: Medias of Remembrance -- Chapter 3. What's the Story?: Journalism Ethics and the Anzac Centenary -- Chapter 4. Uncanny Valleys and Anzac Avatars: Scaling a Postdigital Gallipoli -- Chapter 5. Commentary: The New War Ecology -- Part 3: Literary Representations -- Chapter 6. Traitor/Traitor? -- Chapter 7. The 'Enemy' at Gallipoli: Perceptions of the Adversary in Turkish, Australian and New Zealand Literatures -- Part 4: Art, Museums and Artefacts -- Chapter 8. 'A fine ideal and an imperishable memory': George Lambert's Painting ANZAC, the Landing 1915 -- Chapter 9. 'Filling the Void': Artistic Interpretations of the Empty Battlefield -- Chapter 10. Lest We Forget: Presentation, Commemoration and Memorialisation of the Great War -- Chapter 11. Brothers in Arms: Gordon and Robin Harper and the Anatomy of Bravery -- Part 5: Grounding Memory - Encounters with Landscape -- Chapter 12. The Caribou Trail: Commemorating the Royal Newfoundland Regiment in the First World War -- Chapter 13. Archaeological Landscapes at Gallipoli: The Anzac Area at Arıburnu -- Part 6: Anzac's Early Days -- Chapter 14. Anzac Day's Early Rituals -- Chapter 15. The ABC of War: Early Children's Histories of Anzac -- Index.