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Discover the profound story of T. G. H. Strehlow in 'Broken Song,' an extensive biography that delves into his life as a pioneering figure in Aboriginal studies. This engaging paperback, published by Random House Australia, spans 800 pages, enriched with exclusive access to Strehlow's diaries. Experience the cultural significance of Strehlow's journey as he reflects on Aboriginal possession and identity, highlighting his role as the first Patrol Officer of Central Australia.
'Broken Song' captures the essence of Aboriginal history, shedding light on critical events from race conflicts to contemporary land rights movements. Barry Hill, a celebrated poet and historian, crafts a compelling narrative that intertwines Strehlow’s lifelong dedication to documenting the rich traditions of the Aranda people. The lyrical prose reflects the spirit of the chant melodies that inspired Strehlow and his mission.
Perfect for scholars, history enthusiasts, and anyone interested in Aboriginal culture, 'Broken Song' stands as a vital resource for understanding Australia's complex past. This beautifully bound trade paperback is an essential addition to any collection focused on Aboriginal heritage, anthropology, and cultural studies. Dive into the pages of 'Broken Song' today and explore a narrative that resonates deeply within the tapestry of Australian history.
'Broken Song' captures the essence of Aboriginal history, shedding light on critical events from race conflicts to contemporary land rights movements. Barry Hill, a celebrated poet and historian, crafts a compelling narrative that intertwines Strehlow’s lifelong dedication to documenting the rich traditions of the Aranda people. The lyrical prose reflects the spirit of the chant melodies that inspired Strehlow and his mission.
Perfect for scholars, history enthusiasts, and anyone interested in Aboriginal culture, 'Broken Song' stands as a vital resource for understanding Australia's complex past. This beautifully bound trade paperback is an essential addition to any collection focused on Aboriginal heritage, anthropology, and cultural studies. Dive into the pages of 'Broken Song' today and explore a narrative that resonates deeply within the tapestry of Australian history.