‘ABORIGINAL CULTURE’ AT THE NEXUS OF JUSTICE, RECOGNITION AND REDEMPTION
‘ABORIGINAL CULTURE’ AT THE NEXUS OF JUSTICE, RECOGNITION AND REDEMPTION
‘ABORIGINAL CULTURE’ AT THE NEXUS OF JUSTICE, RECOGNITION AND REDEMPTION
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Anthem Press
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Government practices that are tasked with addressing cultural trauma must address the space where individual psychology imbricates with a socially constituted sense of collective victimisation (Alexander 2003, 100; Nagel 1994; Hall 1990). In order to foster a sense of healing and refreshed dignity among members of a formerly maligned social group,...
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‘ABORIGINAL CULTURE’ AT THE NEXUS OF JUSTICE, RECOGNITION AND REDEMPTION
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TN_cdi_jstor_books_10_2307_j_ctt1ffjqck_10
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9781783085316,1783085312
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10.2307/j.ctt1ffjqck.10
