A dialogue on indigenous identity : warts 'n' all / Darlene Oxenham ... [et al.]
- Bib ID:
- 84908
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- Book
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- Perth : Gunada Press, 1999
- xxv, 27-169 p. ; 24 cm.
- ISBN:
- 1863427708
- Summary:
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An in-depth discussion of issues central to contemporary Aboriginality; personal discussion between Darlene Oxenham, Jo Cameron, Kim Collard, Pat Dudgeon, Darren Garvey, Marion Kickett, Tracey Kickett, Jennie Roberts, Jules Whiteway; includes constructions of identity, representation of Aboriginality, advantages and disadvantages of identification, problems of self identification, sources of learning about Aboriginality, definition of community, status of traditional practices, internal and external racism.
- Notes:
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- "Curtin Indigenous Research Centre"
- Bibliography: p. 167-169.
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