Disrobing the Aboriginal Industry: The Deception Behind Indigenous Cultural Preservation

Frances Widdowson · Albert Howard

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Acknowledgments A story Introduction: Discovering the Emperor's Nudity Part one Origins 1 The Aboriginal Industry: Weavers of Illusory Silk 2 Denying the Developmental Gap: Preserving Culture in a Jar Part two Taboos, fabrications and sophistry 3 Land Claims: Dreaming Aboriginal Economic Development 4 Self-Government: An Inherent Right to Tribal Dictatorships 5 Justice: Rewarding Friends and Punishing Enemies 6 Child Welfare: Strengthening the Abusive Circle 7 Health Care: A Superstitious Alternative 8 Education: Honouring the Ignorance of Our Ancestors 9 Environmental Management: The Spiritual Sell-Out of Mother Earth Part three Spheres of deception 10 Traditional Knowledge: Listening to the Silence Conclusion: What Is to Be Done? Notes Index

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