When the hairy man meets Blinky Bill: : the representation of Indigenality in Australian children's literature

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Label

When the hairy man meets Blinky Bill: : the representation of Indigenality in Australian children's literature

Title remainder

the representation of Indigenality in Australian children's literature

Statement of responsibility

Brooke Collins-Gearing

Creator

• Collins-Gearing, Brooke

Contributor

• University of Newcastle (N.S.W.), School of Language and Media

Subject

• Children's literature, Australian -- 19th century
• Children's literature, Australian -- 20th century
• Children's literature, Australian -- History and criticism
• Dissertations, Academic
• Indigenous peoples in literature
• Literature and stories - Criticism and analysis
• Literature and stories - Juvenile
• Aboriginal Australians in literature
• Race relations - Racism
• Race relations - Racism - Stereotyping
• Race relations - Representation - Literature
• Social identity - Aboriginality
• Literature and stories - Non indigenous

Genre

• Dissertations, Academic

Language

eng

Summary

Examination of the representation of Indiginality in Australian children's books published during the 19th and 20th centuries; analysis of popular non-indigenous stereotypical representation of Indigenous peoples, cultures and knowledge; exclusion of the Indigenous child from the position of the reader

Cataloging source

NNCU:A

Dissertation note

Thesis (Ph.D.) -- University of Newcastle, 2002.