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'This is a paper about creative acts of collaboration—about building and crossing bridges and 'circles of connection and belonging. It considers writing forward, back and Black first as process and then as work-in-progress in the everyday practice of Indigenous education. ' (Authors introduction)
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It is amazing how the bridge that one forms in one’s life is crossed over and over again by different people and how the circle of connection and belonging keeps expanding. (Tur 147)
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http://nla.gov.au/nla.arc-63067-20150114-1144-www.nla.gov.au/openpublish/index.php/jasal/article/view/3320/4101.html
Writing Forward, Writing Back, Writing Black—Working Process and Work-in-Progress
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Subjects:
- The Aboriginal Sovereign Woman 2007 single work criticism
- Cicada Dreaming 2010 single work autobiography
- Writing Never Arrives Naked : Early Aboriginal Cultures of Writing in Australia 2006 single work criticism
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