Description

The people in between : the Pitjantjatjara people of Ernabella / by Winifred M. Hilliard. Adelaide : Rigby, 1976. 253p., 8p. of plates : ill., diagrs., maps ; 18cm. ISBN:0727001590.Notes: Index; First published, London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1968; Bibliography: p.243-245. First Nations Subjects: Religions - Christianity - Missions; Settlement and contacts - Explorers; Religions - Christianity - Presbyterian Church; Death - Mortuary customs; Gathering; Social organisation - Kinship - Marriage; Child welfare - Care services; Pitjantjatjara people ;Pitjantjatjara language; Pukatja / Ernabella; South Australia - Central Australia.

Synopsis

Title: The People In Between: The Pitjantjatjara People Of Ernabella
Author/Publisher: Winifred Hillard (FUNK & WAGNALLS)
Publication Year: 1968
Format: Illustrated Hardcover with Dust Jacket

This significant first edition, published in 1968, offers a profound non-fiction exploration into the lives and history of the Pitjantjatjara people of Ernabella. Authored by Winifred Hillard, it stands as a valuable early contribution to the study of Indigenous Australian cultures.

The work delves into the unique experiences and societal structures of this Aboriginal community, combining historical narrative with anthropological insight. Its vintage status and detailed focus make it a key reference for understanding the period and its subjects.

• The Pitjantjatjara Experience: The book meticulously details the traditions, daily life, and cultural nuances of the Pitjantjatjara people, providing an intimate look into their world.
• Ernabella's Community Story: Readers are presented with a specific examination of the Ernabella community, highlighting its unique context and interactions within the broader Australian landscape.
• Historical & Anthropological Record: Serving as both a historical account and an anthropological study, this volume offers crucial perspectives on Aboriginal Australians during the mid-20th century.
• Visual Documentation: The narrative is enhanced by illustrations, providing visual context that complements the textual descriptions and brings the subject matter to life.

As a first edition from 1968, this work remains an important and sought-after resource for collectors and scholars interested in Australian history, anthropology, and Indigenous studies. Its comprehensive portrayal of the Pitjantjatjara people ensures its enduring relevance and collectability.

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This item has been professionally inspected and is in Very Good condition. Please refer to the photographs for detailed visual assessment.

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