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This is a study of Aboriginal women's autobiographical narratives published in Australia since the 1970s. The thesis identifies these narratives as agents of political and social transformation and as sites for the intersection of varied, often competing, discourses affecting production, circulation and consumption.
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PhD thesis, University of Queensland, 2001.
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