Aborigines of the West: Their Past and Their PresentRonald Murray Berndt, Catherine Helen Berndt University of Western Australia Press for the Education Committee of the 150th Anniversary Celebrations, 1979 - History - 516 pages Papers by K. Akerman, C.H. Berndt, R.M. Berndt, W.J.K. Christensen, K. Colbung, I.M. Crawford, J. Davis, W.H. Douglas, A.P. Elkin, D.A. Gray, M.C. George, R.K. Green, M.C. Howard, S. Kaldor, I. Malcolm, E. Kolig, T.J.N. Long, R. McKeich, R.F. Morland, K.R. McKelson, C.F. Makin, S.J. Meagher, W.D.L. Ride, C.D. Metcalfe, C.F. Mounsey, M.L. OBrien, H. Petri, M.V. Robinson, B.C. Shaw, J.L. Sherwood, J.E. Stanton, R. Tonkinson, K.C. Truscott, E.G. Vaszolyi, J.M. Wilson, M.J. Winch, S.T. Woenne, B.J. Wright, separately annotated. |
Contents
Aboriginal women and the notion of the marginal man | 28 |
Aboriginal languagesan overview | 39 |
The first 150 years | 54 |
Copyright | |
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Aboriginal Affairs Aboriginal children Aboriginal communities Aboriginal education Aboriginal languages Aboriginal population Aboriginal society Aboriginal Studies administration Anthropology Australian Aboriginal Australian Institute Balgo Bardi Biskup C. H. Berndt Canberra colonial course Daisy Bates Dampier dialects eastern Kimberleys Elkin English established European example Fitzroy Crossing Grange groups Halls Creek Ibid initiation Institute of Aboriginal Jigalong Kalgoorlie Kununurra land Laverton linguistic living material ment mission missionaries Mt Margaret Museum mythic Native Affairs Native Welfare non-Aboriginal North-West Northern Territory Oceania part-Aborigines pastoral pastoralists persons Perth Pilbara Port Hedland problems programme region religious Report reserve ritual River Royal Commission settlement settlers significant situation social South Australia South-West speakers station subincision Sydney teachers tion town traditional Aboriginal tribal tribes University of Western verb Wandjina Western Australia Western Australian Museum Western Desert Western Desert language White women word Wunambal