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'Oral literature and music are important elements of Aboriginal Australian cultures for contextualising linguistic and historical research. Neither music nor oral literature naturally lends itself to publication as a textual document. Yet the primary outputs of academic research in disciplines such as linguistics, anthropology, and history have generally been textual.' (Introduction)
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'Writing about Music Is like Dancing about Architecture’ : Integration of Multimedia into Linguistic and Anthropological Publications
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