Indigenous Australia for Kids for Dummies - Larissa Behrendt

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Biographie:
Professor Larissa Behrendt is Distinguished Professor of the Jumbunna Institute of Indigenous Education and Research at the University of Technology, Sydney. An award-winning author and director, she is also the host of Speaking Out on ABC Radio.

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Foreword by Cathy Freeman xi Introduction 1 Part 1: An Ancient People: Then and Now 5 Chapter 1: Understanding Indigenous Australia 7 Chapter 2: Rich Past, Strong Traditions 19 Chapter 3: A Land of Cultural Diversity 43 Chapter 4: Traditional Cultural Values and Practices 63 Part 2: Invasion 85 Chapter 5: First Contacts 87 Chapter 6: The Brits' First Colony: 1788 97 Chapter 7: The Loss of People and the Land 113 Chapter 8: Taking the Children 141 Part 3: Indigenous Activism 165 Chapter 9: Citizenship Rights and a Referendum 167 Chapter 10: From Apology to Uluru 199 Part 4: Contemporary Indigenous Cultures 215 Chapter 11: Indigenous People and Sport 217 Chapter 12: More Than Rocks and Dots: Indigenous Art 255 Chapter 13: Singing and Dancing 281 Chapter 14: Indigenous Literature: We've Always Been Storytellers 305 Chapter 15: Performance Storytelling: Film, Theatre and Television 321 Part 5: Dealing with Current Issues 359 Chapter 16: Closing the Gap and the Way Forward 361 Chapter 17: Doing It for Ourselves 391 Part 6: The Part of Tens 399 Chapter 18: Ten Important Indigenous Cultural Sites 401 Chapter 19: Ten Indigenous Firsts 407 Chapter 20: Ten Myths about Indigenous People 415 Glossary 421 Index 427