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Hodge looks 'at two fundamental strategies for organising lived space: material (walls and buildings, organised by boundaries) and semiotic (signs and laws, organised around centres). The first is associated with Western architecture. The second is best exemplified by Australian Aboriginal traditions'.
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White Australia and the Aboriginal Invention of Space
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