Ngarrindjeri Wurruwarrin: A World that Is, Was, and Will beSpinifex Press, 1998 - 688 oldal In the 1980s, Diane Bell's Daughters of the Dreaming brought the richness of Central Australian Aboriginal women's religious lives into sharp focus: women had sacred sites, songs, and rituals. Women were to be included in land claims and law reform. In Ngarindjerri Wurruwarrin, She presents a finely textured ethnographic portrait of a very different Aboriginal culture. Or is it? Missionaries and assimilation have taken their toll. Anthropolo-gists have written of the Ngarrindjeri in the past tense; only memory remains. Diane Bell finds otherwise. |
Tartalomjegyzék
NGARRINDJERI A DISTINCTIVE WEAVE | 41 |
Different Strands | 91 |
Pakari Nganawi Ruwi | 145 |
Family Friends and Other Relations | 199 |
Embodying and Knowing the Country | 249 |
Finding Meaning in a Changing World | 309 |
Putari Practice | 337 |
A Story for All Ages | 344 |
Writing about the Lower Murray | 419 |
Womens Beliefs Bodies and Practices | 483 |
A Weave of the Clans Stories and Sanctions | 545 |
Whither? | 595 |
Endnotes | 605 |
Chronology | 637 |
| 647 | |
Permissions | 673 |
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