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Issue Details: First known date: 2010... 2010 Empowering and Disempowering Indigenes : Staging Australian Aboriginal Experience
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Contents

* Contents derived from the Saarbrucken,
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Germany,
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Western Europe, Europe,:Lambert Academic Publishing , 2010 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Kullark: Empowering through Counter-Rationalisation, Khairul Chowdhury , single work criticism (p. 48-63)
Process of Dispossession and Struggle for Survival : History and Identity in No Sugar, Khairul Chowdhury , single work criticism (p. 64-81)
The Tasmanian Bone in Bill Reed's Truganinni, Khairul Chowdhury , single work criticism (p. 82-92)
White Masculine Violence and Exploitation of Faith : Sexuality and the Violence of Colonisation in Holy Day, Khairul Chowdhury , single work criticism (p. 93-109)
Ray Mooney's Black Rabbit : Explorig the Aboriginal Question, Khairul Chowdhury , single work criticism (p. 110-120)
History, Adversity, and The 7 Stages of Grieving, Khairul Chowdhury , single work criticism (p. 121-126)
Barungin : Death in Custody and Exposure, Khairul Chowdhury , single work criticism (p. 130-140)
The Custodians : Exposing Sinister Acts, Khairul Chowdhury , single work criticism (p. 141-149)
The Unfathomable Rupture : Richard J Frankland's Conversations with the Dead, Khairul Chowdhury , single work criticism (p. 150-161)
Legitimate Inscriptions : Writing the Politics and Making Aboriginal Identity in Stolen, Khairul Chowdhury , single work criticism (p. 165-171)
Brutality and Sexuality in I Don't Wanna Play House, Khairul Chowdhury , single work criticism (p. 172-179)
John Harding's Enuff : Genocidal Terror and the Unthinkable, Khairul Chowdhury , single work criticism (p. 185-201)
Spirituality, Faith and Cultural Identity in Jadah Milroy's Crow Fire, Khairul Chowdhury , single work criticism (p. 202-209)
Jimmy Chi and Kuckles' Bran Nue Dae and the Construction of Aboriginality, Khairul Chowdhury , single work criticism (p. 210-220)
The Colour of Complex : Culture of Violence, Women and Colour Factor in Louis Nowra's Capricornia, Khairul Chowdhury , single work criticism (p. 221-235)
The Problem of Identity in Martin Buzacott's Kingaroy, Khairul Chowdhury , single work criticism (p. 235-244)
Victim's Portrayal in Image in the Clay, Khairul Chowdhury , single work criticism (p. 250-259)
Brutalising the Aboriginal Body : Exposition of White Masculinity in Brumby Innes?, Khairul Chowdhury , single work criticism (p. 260-269)
Marginalising the Aboriginal : The White System and the Undoing of the Aboriginal in Fountains Beyond and State of Shock, Khairul Chowdhury , single work criticism (p. 269-278)
Boxing with the Oppressors : Scott Rankin and Leah Purcell's Performative Exploration of the Resisting Self of Aboriginal Women in Social Reality, Khairul Chowdhury , single work criticism (p. 279-289)
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