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The Resource Iwenhe tyerrtye : what it means to be an Aboriginal person, Margaret Kemarre Turner ; as told to Barry McDonald Perrurle ; with translations by Veronica Perrurle Dobson

Iwenhe tyerrtye : what it means to be an Aboriginal person, Margaret Kemarre Turner ; as told to Barry McDonald Perrurle ; with translations by Veronica Perrurle Dobson

Work
Publication
Extent
221 pages
Contents
  • Foundations : This book, pipe nhenhe; Born to be; Relationship of land; The generations
  • Story: Dreams and story: cultural whiting inside; Traditional country story; The three-way of Altyerre; Dreams; Dream-visions; Country dreams and story line; From dreams to Dreaming
  • Ways of telling: painting stories; Singing and dancing stories; Singing and dancing just for fun
  • Ayeye-arle Alhene, ayeye-arle apetye-alpeme: story goes out and comes back home
  • Anpernirrentye, kinship: a dialogue concerning the sacredness of kinship; Ikirrentye and Nyurrpe: Nyurrpe; Kwantheme, Nyurrpe-teasing; Touch-feelings: spouse-feeling, parent and child-feeling, Crossover-feeling, Body-feeling, Nephew and niece-feeling, Akangkeme; Mourning: when sad people's fires are burning, Sorry time, Anpernirrentye and mourning, Iltyeme-iltyeme, hand talk
  • Apmere, the land: what land means: a place everywhere; Recovering our land: we had no title, we who see the beautiness, grandfather's-stories land; Healing: plants grow with the power of the land, powerful little medicines, healing with song, sacred punishment gives peace, let homeland heal you
  • Our nature: plants and trees: ancestor trees, food from plants, stories from plants; Animals: respect for animals, the eaters get eaten, help from animals, a tale or two; Once the white people came: and here they still are, where are our foods now?, the food chain is breaking, what's happened to our water
  • Language and learning: language: from the flesh of our land; Teaching and learning: teaching is a really sacred thing, and I'm still learning, land is the real teacher; Akngerrepate mape, the elders: they were the very highlight to us; Iwerre Atherrame, two culture: when shadows measured time, Urekethureke, it's a problem now, two culture can hold each other
Isbn
9781864650952
Instance
Label
Iwenhe tyerrtye : what it means to be an Aboriginal person
Title
Iwenhe tyerrtye
Title remainder
what it means to be an Aboriginal person
Statement of responsibility
Margaret Kemarre Turner ; as told to Barry McDonald Perrurle ; with translations by Veronica Perrurle Dobson
Creator
Contributor
Author
Translator
Subject
Language
eng
Biography type
contains biographical information
Cataloging source
ANL
http://library.link/vocab/creatorDate
1938-
http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
Turner, Margaret Kemarre
Dewey number
305.89915
Illustrations
  • illustrations
  • portraits
Index
no index present
Literary form
non fiction
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorDate
  • 1955-
  • 1944-
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
  • McDonald, Barry
  • Dobson, Veronica Perrurle
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • Aranda (Australian people)
  • Aranda (Australian people)
  • Aranda (Australian people)
  • Aboriginal Australians
Label
Iwenhe tyerrtye : what it means to be an Aboriginal person, Margaret Kemarre Turner ; as told to Barry McDonald Perrurle ; with translations by Veronica Perrurle Dobson
Instantiates
Publication
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
  • nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
  • text
  • still image
Content type code
  • txt
  • sti
Content type MARC source
  • rdacontent
  • rdacontent
Contents
Foundations : This book, pipe nhenhe; Born to be; Relationship of land; The generations -- Story: Dreams and story: cultural whiting inside; Traditional country story; The three-way of Altyerre; Dreams; Dream-visions; Country dreams and story line; From dreams to Dreaming -- Ways of telling: painting stories; Singing and dancing stories; Singing and dancing just for fun -- Ayeye-arle Alhene, ayeye-arle apetye-alpeme: story goes out and comes back home -- Anpernirrentye, kinship: a dialogue concerning the sacredness of kinship; Ikirrentye and Nyurrpe: Nyurrpe; Kwantheme, Nyurrpe-teasing; Touch-feelings: spouse-feeling, parent and child-feeling, Crossover-feeling, Body-feeling, Nephew and niece-feeling, Akangkeme; Mourning: when sad people's fires are burning, Sorry time, Anpernirrentye and mourning, Iltyeme-iltyeme, hand talk -- Apmere, the land: what land means: a place everywhere; Recovering our land: we had no title, we who see the beautiness, grandfather's-stories land; Healing: plants grow with the power of the land, powerful little medicines, healing with song, sacred punishment gives peace, let homeland heal you -- Our nature: plants and trees: ancestor trees, food from plants, stories from plants; Animals: respect for animals, the eaters get eaten, help from animals, a tale or two; Once the white people came: and here they still are, where are our foods now?, the food chain is breaking, what's happened to our water -- Language and learning: language: from the flesh of our land; Teaching and learning: teaching is a really sacred thing, and I'm still learning, land is the real teacher; Akngerrepate mape, the elders: they were the very highlight to us; Iwerre Atherrame, two culture: when shadows measured time, Urekethureke, it's a problem now, two culture can hold each other
Control code
000045329226
Dimensions
23 cm.
Extent
221 pages
Governing access note
AIATSIS Rare Book and Research Collection materials are stored offsite and require a minimum of two business days advance notice for bookings. Access conditions for some items may be restricted due to their cultural content, rarity, value or physical condition.
Immediate source of acquisition
Copy 2 received from AIAS 808.091221 BAUMAN (Toni Bauman collection).
Isbn
9781864650952
Isbn Type
(pbk.)
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
Other physical details
colour illustrations, portraits
System control number
(OCoLC)529611744
Label
Iwenhe tyerrtye : what it means to be an Aboriginal person, Margaret Kemarre Turner ; as told to Barry McDonald Perrurle ; with translations by Veronica Perrurle Dobson
Publication
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
  • nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
  • text
  • still image
Content type code
  • txt
  • sti
Content type MARC source
  • rdacontent
  • rdacontent
Contents
Foundations : This book, pipe nhenhe; Born to be; Relationship of land; The generations -- Story: Dreams and story: cultural whiting inside; Traditional country story; The three-way of Altyerre; Dreams; Dream-visions; Country dreams and story line; From dreams to Dreaming -- Ways of telling: painting stories; Singing and dancing stories; Singing and dancing just for fun -- Ayeye-arle Alhene, ayeye-arle apetye-alpeme: story goes out and comes back home -- Anpernirrentye, kinship: a dialogue concerning the sacredness of kinship; Ikirrentye and Nyurrpe: Nyurrpe; Kwantheme, Nyurrpe-teasing; Touch-feelings: spouse-feeling, parent and child-feeling, Crossover-feeling, Body-feeling, Nephew and niece-feeling, Akangkeme; Mourning: when sad people's fires are burning, Sorry time, Anpernirrentye and mourning, Iltyeme-iltyeme, hand talk -- Apmere, the land: what land means: a place everywhere; Recovering our land: we had no title, we who see the beautiness, grandfather's-stories land; Healing: plants grow with the power of the land, powerful little medicines, healing with song, sacred punishment gives peace, let homeland heal you -- Our nature: plants and trees: ancestor trees, food from plants, stories from plants; Animals: respect for animals, the eaters get eaten, help from animals, a tale or two; Once the white people came: and here they still are, where are our foods now?, the food chain is breaking, what's happened to our water -- Language and learning: language: from the flesh of our land; Teaching and learning: teaching is a really sacred thing, and I'm still learning, land is the real teacher; Akngerrepate mape, the elders: they were the very highlight to us; Iwerre Atherrame, two culture: when shadows measured time, Urekethureke, it's a problem now, two culture can hold each other
Control code
000045329226
Dimensions
23 cm.
Extent
221 pages
Governing access note
AIATSIS Rare Book and Research Collection materials are stored offsite and require a minimum of two business days advance notice for bookings. Access conditions for some items may be restricted due to their cultural content, rarity, value or physical condition.
Immediate source of acquisition
Copy 2 received from AIAS 808.091221 BAUMAN (Toni Bauman collection).
Isbn
9781864650952
Isbn Type
(pbk.)
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
Other physical details
colour illustrations, portraits
System control number
(OCoLC)529611744

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