Personal Names and the Negotiation of Change: Reconsidering Arnhem Land’s Adjustment Movement

Ian S. McIntosh

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Both before and after the momentous ‘adjustment movement’ that occurred in Arnhem Land in 1957, Yolngu Aborigines living in certain Christian missions in Australia’s Northern Territory were able to...

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