Public occasions, Indigenous selves : three Ngarrindjeri autobiographies

Tim Rowse

Public occasions, Indigenous selves : three Ngarrindjeri autobiographies

Tim Rowse

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Abstract

The books by Doris Kartinyeri, Veronica Brodie and Dulcie Wilson, which are authentically autobiographical are discussed. The three Ngarrindjeri autobiographies are discussed with an aim to understand the biographical roots of publicly competing representations of the Ngarrindjeri heritage.

Original language	English
Number of pages	11
Journal	Aboriginal History
Publication status	Published - 2006

Keywords

Aboriginal Australians
social conditions
women, Narrinyeri
government policy
Narrinyeri (Australian people)

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