Titlebook: Autobiographical Memory in an Aboriginal Australian Community; Culture, Place and N Anne Marie Monchamp Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a div

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137325273Aboriginal; Australia; Memory; Autobiographical; Colonialism; Narrative; Self Construal; Culture; Place; Inte

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978-1-349-45929-2Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014

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Translating Memory,indeed, a fully coherent account of how or where he spent his formative years’.. Anthropologist Basil Sansom says of his experience writing a biography for another Aboriginal man: ‘I asked Roy Kelly for [his] life story. From the outset, he told me that I was after something “funny”, which is to say

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Journey of a Lifetime,ories had happened. However, I often found that asking questions such as ‘what year’ or ‘what time’ an event had occurred were met with confusion and misunderstanding. For example, in one interview with Opal I tried to find out what year she had left her family to come north with her grandmother. Th

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Country, Memory, Culture,y enough. There are epistemological, existential and ontological aspects of place which need to be addressed in relation to memory in Alpurrurulam. In the first instance, as Rockwell Gray says in ., ‘we must literally stand somewhere in order to be in the world at all’.. Place is an important contex