Add to ORKGConcept of Aboriginality is examined from ideas of biological descent, cultural maintenance and political resistance; Kevin Keeffe interprets Aboriginality as an ideology of two not necessarily mutually exclusive themes - Aboriginality as persistence and Aboriginality as resistance; discourse of Aboriginality as genetic inheritance or as cultural continuity is limiting, but as resistance, Aboriginality is better able to incorporate all those who identity as Aborigines and to challenge most ideologies on which the category Aboriginal has been historically constructed
Contemporary Darwin is characterised by racial, that is socially constructed notions of culture, str...
Sometime in the 1960s, for both ethical and political reasons, the term 'Aboriginal' and 'Aboriginal...
This thesis concerns Indigenous agency, socio-political and cultural systems, and their reproductio...
Aboriginal identity in settled Australia has been a largely neglected area of research. This neglec...
Arguments about the nature of Aboriginality and the means of claiming, contesting and authenticating...
This thesis is an examination of the complexities surrounding Aboriginal identity as it has been dis...
Aboriginal people in Australia construct their identities in relationship to a state and public imag...
Anthropology, amongst other disciplines and discourses, has attracted much criticism over recent dec...
Most Aboriginal Australians now live in cities and towns amid the accoutrements of modernity and the...
Despite its geographical position within the Asia-Pacific region, Australia puts a great deal of eff...
The present thesis examines the themes of ‘shared history,’ ‘place-making,’ and ‘reconciliation’ to ...
There has been little discussion on urban Indigenous identity in post-settler societies. However, in...
This paper seeks to explore the relations between Indigenous and Creole modes of existence and polit...
This chapter therefore will describe an Australian Aboriginal worldview of “community” by illustrati...
This study investigates the manner in which Aboriginal people conceptualise, maintain and reproduce ...
Contemporary Darwin is characterised by racial, that is socially constructed notions of culture, str...
Sometime in the 1960s, for both ethical and political reasons, the term 'Aboriginal' and 'Aboriginal...
This thesis concerns Indigenous agency, socio-political and cultural systems, and their reproductio...
Aboriginal identity in settled Australia has been a largely neglected area of research. This neglec...
Arguments about the nature of Aboriginality and the means of claiming, contesting and authenticating...
This thesis is an examination of the complexities surrounding Aboriginal identity as it has been dis...
Aboriginal people in Australia construct their identities in relationship to a state and public imag...
Anthropology, amongst other disciplines and discourses, has attracted much criticism over recent dec...
Most Aboriginal Australians now live in cities and towns amid the accoutrements of modernity and the...
Despite its geographical position within the Asia-Pacific region, Australia puts a great deal of eff...
The present thesis examines the themes of ‘shared history,’ ‘place-making,’ and ‘reconciliation’ to ...
There has been little discussion on urban Indigenous identity in post-settler societies. However, in...
This paper seeks to explore the relations between Indigenous and Creole modes of existence and polit...
This chapter therefore will describe an Australian Aboriginal worldview of “community” by illustrati...
This study investigates the manner in which Aboriginal people conceptualise, maintain and reproduce ...
Contemporary Darwin is characterised by racial, that is socially constructed notions of culture, str...
Sometime in the 1960s, for both ethical and political reasons, the term 'Aboriginal' and 'Aboriginal...
This thesis concerns Indigenous agency, socio-political and cultural systems, and their reproductio...