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'Paul Carter's chapter...considers the interconnectedness of Indigenous and non-Indigenous presence in regional communities. Carter focuses on the deserts of central Australia in his work...He explores how storytelling and place-making affect sociability and community in profound ways. His chapter opens a window to ways in which change might be achieved through negotiation across time and space to connect people from both Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities. Based on a collaborative project with community members, Carter traces the transformation of stories into places and services that reflect community identities and needs.' (Introduction 7-8)
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16-29
Common Patterns : Narratives of 'Mere Coincidence' and the Production of Regions
Subjects:
- Central Australia,
- Alice Springs, Southern Northern Territory, Northern Territory,
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