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The Politics of Post-Colonial Reading Practices as They Relate to the Work of Aboriginal Writers
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1997
The Politics of Post-Colonial Reading Practices as They Relate to the Work of Aboriginal Writers
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This article ... 'demonstrates the links between the political and the literary, and shows how the teaching of Aboriginal literature is particularly necessary, although fraught with pitfalls, in a society where the majority of the population know little about the country's Indigenous peoples.' (Source: Abstracts in Teaching Post-Colonialism and Post-Colonial Literature)
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The Politics of Post-Colonial Reading Practices as They Relate to the Work of Aboriginal Writers