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* Contents derived from the 1988 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- Aboriginal Responses to the "Folk Tale", single work criticism (p. 363-370)
- Winter Morningi"Behind the westerly row of houses", single work poetry (p. 374)
- Brian's Workin'i"Dunno, you know", single work poetry (p. 375)
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Reader Response to Transcribed Oral Narrative : A Fortunate Life and My Place,
single work
criticism
(p. 376-389)
Examines the range of reading practices with regard to the increasingly popular form of written narrative transcribed from oral sources, by comparing different responses to Albert Facey's A Fortunate Life and Morgan's My Place.
- Crocodile Ragi"Hearing your song again on the radio", single work poetry (p. 390-391)
- Small Foldsi"She watched him fold the minutes", single work poetry (p. 391)
- Death and the Mother, single work short story (p. 392-403)
- Daughters in Lovei""How lucky she didn't marry him"", single work poetry (p. 403-404)
- Aboriginal Literature and the Repressive Hypothesis, single work criticism (p. 405-418)
- Mortar Swani"We are always tempted", single work poetry (p. 419)
- Getting Across, single work short story (p. 420-428)
- The Dream of Living Happily Ever Afteri"He made you feel good just to see him", single work poetry (p. 429-430)
- Upon Reading Breyten Breytenbachi""Because the wind rises"", single work poetry (p. 430-431)
- Contemporary Aboriginal Drama, single work criticism (p. 432-444)
- Fatal Attractioni"what if it's sold out?", single work poetry (p. 445)
- Old Loveri"you are still alive", single work poetry (p. 446)
- The Final Goodbye is in the Telling, single work short story (p. 447-449)
- Fossil Galleryi"In the foreground, pink inflated plastic toys,", single work poetry (p. 449-450)
- The Missionary in Aboriginal Literature, single work criticism (p. 451-457)
- Meetingi"He raises a dusty akubra to her", single work poetry (p. 457)
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