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'This chapter explores diaspora's signification flexibility and Aboriginality's appropriation within the Australian cinema. It also examines the movement of women into conceptual and physical spaces of Aboriginals citing the films "Journey Among Women" and "Over the Hill" where female characters mimic Aboriginal women in environments promoting female unity and survival.'
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Epigraph: [M]imicry is at once resemblance and menace. (Homi Bhabha 1994: 86)
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White Aborigines : Women, Space, Mimicry and Mobility