Description

Title: Working with Aborigines in Remote Areas
Author/Publisher: John Sherwood, John De Hoog
Publication Year: 1979
Format: Paperback

Ex-Library Book: This book is an ex-library book. As shown in the photos, there is some remnants of this. Where possible the library barcodes, contact covering, RFID label and paperwork are removed from our books, however if we feel it will damage the book, we will keep it in place.

Synopsis

This compelling non-fiction work, 'Working with Aborigines in Remote Areas', authored by John Sherwood and John De Hoog, offers a significant historical perspective on interactions and engagements with Aboriginal communities in Australia's remote regions. Published in 1979, the book emerges from a pivotal period in Australian history, reflecting the prevailing approaches and understandings of the time.

As a product of its era, it provides valuable insights into the methodologies, challenges, and perhaps the evolving cultural awareness surrounding such collaborations or studies. Its focus on remote areas underscores the unique logistical and cultural considerations inherent in working within these distinct environments.

For collectors and scholars interested in Australian social history, Indigenous studies, or the historical documentation of cross-cultural engagement, this volume represents an important primary source. It offers a window into the historical landscape of relations and work undertaken with Aboriginal peoples in remote parts of the continent during the late 1970s.

Condition

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

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