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Aboriginal oral tradition

  • Articles (4)
  • Contributors (4)
  • Related subjects (10)

Articles

  • Penny Van Toorn
    A Book By Any Other Name? Towards a Social History of the Book in Aboriginal Australia

    Van Toorn traces the development of European book culture and indigenous communication and writing in Australia.

    1 June 2009
  • Janine Little
    ‘Deadly’ Work : Reading the Short Fiction of Archie Weller
    1 October 1993
  • Angela Smith
    Long Memoried Women: Oodgeroo Noonuccal and Jamaican Poet, Louise Bennett

    Jackie Kay's country is Scotland but she can be demonised within it because she is black. The poem's narrator has to assert her right to…

    1 November 1994
  • Anne Brewster
    Oodgeroo: Orator, Poet, Storyteller

    The past and history have been foregrounded in Aboriginal consciousness as issues that demand attention whereas the history of white Australia has often been taken…

    1 November 1994

Contributors

  • Anne Brewster
  • Janine Little
  • Angela Smith
  • Penny Van Toorn

Related subjects

  • Aboriginal Australians
  • Aboriginal literature
  • Aboriginal women writers
  • Oodgeroo Noonuccal
  • Aboriginal culture
  • Aboriginal fringe dwellers
  • Aboriginal law
  • Aboriginal poetry
  • Aboriginal relationship with the land
  • Aboriginal writers
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