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'One of the longstanding aims and achievements of anthropology has been to write about different societies and cultures without being judgmental. Yasmine Musharbash writes about a remote Central Australian Indigenous community in this way, focusing (as the title promises) on certain aspects of everyday life. This is a valuable offering, providing insight into the way things work in Indigenous communities that most Australians are not privy to, and that many would like to know more about.' (Introduction)
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[Review Essay] Yuendumu Everyday : Contemporary Life in Remote Aboriginal Australia
Australian Aboriginal Studies
Australian Aboriginal Studies
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- Yuendumu Everyday : Contemporary Life in Remote Aboriginal Australia 2008 single work criticism
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