T he C unning of R ecognition: R eal B eing and A boriginal R ecognition in S ettler A ustralia

Elizabeth A. Povinelli

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(1998). The Cunning of Recognition: Real Being and Aboriginal Recognition in Settler Australia. Australian Feminist Law Journal: Vol. 11, LEGALISING THE SOUL: NATIVE TITLE RIGHTS AND COLONISATION, pp. 3-27.

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