... of Indigenous knowledge even as it is subject to transformation upon contact with contradictory ideological and epistemological frameworks. Copyright © 2021 by University of Oklahoma 2021 Aboriginal Australian literature literary canon formation magic realism third space Alexis Wright's second...

.... 28 - 29 Cunneen C. Conflict, Politics and Crime: Aboriginal Communities and the Police , Sydney : Allen & Unwin 2001 . Dening G. ‘Listening and Seeing,’ The Australian's Review of Books , March 2001 . Dewar M. Inside-Out , Darwin : NTU Press , 1999...

..., and by extension the secular and objective protocols of contemporary criticism (33). But in most cases, competing interpretive regimes overlap and even draw energy from one another. Frow s third chapter, on iconoclasm and the Australian Aboriginal artist Dor- othy Napangardi, illuminates the interaction...

... and ongoing abuses of Aboriginal people's human rights. Kleinert's essay concludes with a discussion of the integrated art programs now offered in contemporary Australian prisons as part of an effort to reduce recidivism. While Kleinert argues that these programs provide Aboriginal people...

... terrorist. The novel offers a very peculiar rewriting of human evolution: monotremes (egg-laying mammals) appear as the direct ancestors of the Australian aborigines, who in turn, contribute their "blood" to the white protagonist. In this biological faux pas, Subterranean reflects the confusion...