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Water in a Dry Land: Place-Learning Through Art and Story

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Australian Indigenous Culture and History Ecocriticism and Environmental Literature Indigenous and Place-Based Education

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Foreword Acknowledgements Preface: Rock and Stone 1. Mapping the Territory 2. White 3. Thinking Through Country 4. A Literature Review of Water 5. Intimate Intensity: Immiboagurramilbun/ Chrissiejoy Marshall 6. A Dry Land: Daphne Wallace 7. Travelling Water Stories: Badger Bates 8: Creation. Treahna Hamm 9. Mutual Entanglement Postscript: Always Unfinished Business of Singing the Country References

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