Humour and the Defamiliarization of Whiteness in the Short Fiction of Australian Indigenous Writer Alf Taylor

Humour and the Defamiliarization of Whiteness in the Short Fiction of Australian Indigenous Writer Alf Taylor single work criticism

Author:agent Anne Brewster

Issue Details: First known date: 2008... 2008 Humour and the Defamiliarization of Whiteness in the Short Fiction of Australian Indigenous Writer Alf Taylor

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y Journal of Postcolonial Writing vol. 44 no. 4 December 2008 Z1589054 2008 periodical issue 2008
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2008
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pg. 427-438

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Alf Taylor /specialistDatasets/BlackWords

Long Time Now : Stories of the Dreamtime, the Here and Now Alf Taylor , 2001 selected work short story

Aboriginal writers
Wit & humour
Cultural & national identity
Indigenous literature
Aboriginal literature & writers
Reading
Yarns
Whiteness

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