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The Cunning of Recognition: Indigenous Alterities and the Making of Australian Multiculturalism

Elizabeth A. Povinelli (editor), George Steinmetz (editor), Julia Adams (editor), Nancy Rose Hunt (editor), Webb Keane (editor), Fatma Müge Göcek (editor)

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A critique of liberal multiculturalism through a study of state-aboriginal relations in Australia, employing an innovative hybrid of theoretical approaches from anthropology, political theory, linguistics, and psychoanalysis.

Rok:

2002

Wydawnictwo:

Duke University Press

Język:

english

Strony:

352

ISBN 10:

0822383675

ISBN 13:

9780822383673

Plik:

PDF, 1.96 MB

IPFS:

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english, 2002

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