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All Reviews - Daughters of the Dreaming
Write a review.‘This volume should be held in all serious libraries … concerned with anthropology or with a less sexist look at human behaviour … a classic.’ CHOICE, American Libraries Association Journal‘… a leap forward in Aboriginal anthropology by an increasing number of young “issue oriented” and “interpretive ethnographers”. Daughters of the Dreaming is an outstanding example of this new breed.’ Jane Goodale, American Anthropologist‘The energy, intelligence and sheer talent deployed in this work are formidable.’ Faith Bandler, The Sun‘A landmark both of feminist scholarship and of anthropological fieldwork.’ Women’s Review of Books‘[Daughters of the Dreaming] represents a major contribution to our knowledge of past and present Aboriginal societies and demonstrates the significance of women in every aspect of community existence’ Isobel White, Aboriginal History |
![]() ValenceSusan HawthorneValence in chemistry, the number of bonds in an element’s atom in linguistics, the number of arguments ... ![]() AnticlimaxSheila JeffreysA SPINIFEX FEMINIST CLASSIC “A rigorous, savvy contemporary intellectual history … Read this book.” – Andrea... ![]() Bite Your TongueFrancesca Rendle-ShortAvailable Now ![]() A Handwritten Modern ClassicFinola MoorheadA SPINIFEX FEMINIST CLASSIC This quirky manifesto about writing was first published in 1983. Finola Moorhead, one of... |