Walking in two worlds: Yolnugu children and mainstream Australia

Jillian Roberta Brown

Walking in two worlds: Yolnugu children and mainstream Australia

Jillian Roberta Brown

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Abstract

This chapter explores the ways in which Aboriginal Australian children are imagined by children who are part of mainstream Australian society and the ways in which Aboriginal children imagine both themselves and their mainstream peers. These imaginings are expressed in the form of drawings.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Children's Images of Identity: Drawing the Self and the Other
Editors	Jill Brown, Nicola F Johnson
Place of Publication	Rotterdam The Netherlands
Publisher	Sense Publishers
Pages	27 - 39
Number of pages	13
ISBN (Print)	9789463001236
Publication status	Published - 2015

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