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Rites/Rights/Writes of Passage : Identity Construction in Australian Aboriginal Young Adult Fiction
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2013
Rites/Rights/Writes of Passage : Identity Construction in Australian Aboriginal Young Adult Fiction
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The author focuses on the writings of three major young adult ficton writers, John Muk Muk Burke, Melissa Lucashenko, and Tara June Winch, which represent a genre in Aboriginal writing that traces a main character's journey from adolescence to adulthood. Further, the author pays particular attention to 'identity construction, belonging, and the search for a sense of place for the yound Aboriginal protagonists in late twentieth- and early twenty-first century Australia.' (Source: Introduction)
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Rites/Rights/Writes of Passage : Identity Construction in Australian Aboriginal Young Adult Fiction
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