A world of relationships: itineraries, dreams, and events in the Australian western desert

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Acknowledgments Introduction 1 A Place like Balgo: A Story of Accommodation, Resistance, and Misunderstandings 2 Ancestrality, Sentient Places, and Social Spaces 3 Sociality, Mobility, and Composite Identity 4 Ways of Being, Relating, and Knowing 5 The Social Setting of Dreams and Dreaming 6 Ritual Vitality and Mobility Conclusion: Ancestrality, Imaginary, and Historicity

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