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Discusses the ways in which conventional divisions between graphocentrism and phonocentrism have meant that the same broadening of Australian conceptions of pre-colonial history and culture that have happened in archaeology and art have not happened in literature, meaning that 'Australian literature' is still defined as 'anglophone and written'. Focuses particularly on language groups around Broome.
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The Great Tradition : Translating Durrudiya's Songs
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