Titlebook: Social Identities of Young Indigenous People in Contemporary Australia; Neo-colonial North, Hae Seong Jang Book 2015 Springer Internationa

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Hae Seong JangThis book is the very first empirical work about Indigenous people in their twenties in Australia.Brings important themes to light, including modern Christianity, schooling experiences, alcohol and ot

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Time, Space and Identity regarded as a singular term. As the author focuses on the young people’s diverse identities in contemporary Australia, the introduction of social identity underpins the idea to explore the dynamic process of identity formation of young indigenous people in Indigenous Australia.

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Introduction social identities of young Indigenous people through a synchronic view of their experience of discourses defining them in a settler colonial context. It is worth stressing that, while defining Indigenous people was once considered a clear and unambiguous process, in a post/neo-colonial and modern/p

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Time, Space and Identityp aims to clarify the implications of the “colonial time” and “colonised space” in which young Australian Indigenous people live, identify themselves, and contextualise their historical experiences and social identities. This chapter also introduces the main discussion of Indigeneity, which has been

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Methodologyas a researcher-subject relative to the participants in the research but also the ways this role and identity could promote richer data collection. The methodological frame she has given this analysis draws on discourse analysis, narrative analysis, and visual ethnographic approaches. In designing t

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