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'As an anthropologist, Diane Barwick reminded us that people of less than full Aboriginal descent are Aborigines too. As an historian, she rescued from anonymity the people who paid the highest price for the establishment of a new European society in the southern hemisphere (Reece 1987, 3).' (Publication abstract)

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    y separately published work icon Australian Aboriginal Studies no. 1 1997 11972066 1997 periodical issue

    'When inviting me, as the newly appointed Principal, to write the editorial column for the journal, the General Editor, Dr Mary Edmunds, suggested that I might like to say something about my 'vision' for the Institute. In addition, however, and perhaps more importantly, I wish to provide some insight into how I might go about pursuing this vision.' (Editorial introduction)

         1997     pg. 48-60
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