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The Indigenous Literature of Australia: Milli Milli Wangka

by Mudrooroo Narogin

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Here is a wide-ranging, critical survey of the literature, both oral and written, of the indigenous people of Australia. Mudrooroo is in a unique position to tell the history of indigenous literature and to comment on the key writers and texts. This is an essential starting point for anyone wishing to know more about this fascinating and controversial subject.… (more)
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A solid critical survey. Mudrooroo was always a singular writer, and some of his quirks do begin to grate here. His constant use of "I declare it to be so", or "Strehlow's volume begins, as I believe it should, with..." or "This is my position", are unnecessary and strangely exhortatory for a placid non-fiction volume on literature.

A worthwhile read as part of the broader writing on Indigenous literature and storytelling. ( )
  therebelprince | Apr 21, 2024 |
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Here is a wide-ranging, critical survey of the literature, both oral and written, of the indigenous people of Australia. Mudrooroo is in a unique position to tell the history of indigenous literature and to comment on the key writers and texts. This is an essential starting point for anyone wishing to know more about this fascinating and controversial subject.

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