Dingo Makes Us Human: Life and Land in an Australian Aboriginal Culture

Deborah Bird Rose

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1. Remembrance 2. Expectations 3. Earthborn law 4. Living and dead bodies 5. An emu is not a catfish 6. The gift of life 7. Dream country 8. To have and to hold 9. Freehold 10. Testing 11. Jacky Jacky 12. Life time 13. This earth.

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