10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GURINDJI»
Discover the use of
Gurindji in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Gurindji and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Gurindji Journey: A Japanese Historian in the Outback
This compelling book, published in English posthumously, seven years after the author's death, is a personal, philosophical, lyrical record of his journey into Indigenous Australian culture.
2
Case-marking in Contact: The Development and Function of ...
Younger people who are the main speakers are quite shy about discussing their
speech style, aware that they do not speak Gurindji in a traditional manner.
However this language has a lot of covert prestige among its speakers,
symbolising a ...
3
Negotiating Claims: The Emergence of Indigenous Land Claim ...
British Goliath labor show-down to a land rights protest when the Gurindji moved
their camp from the station's main encampment to Wattie Creek. Wattie Creek
was still included in the Wave Hill pastoral lease, but was of particular religious ...
Christa Sieglinde Scholtz, 2006
4
Social Lives in Language--sociolinguistics and Multilingual ...
little currency in the community, and it is rarely used to denote the mixed
language.9 In fact this mixed language is usually called “Gurindji”. If a distinction
between Gurindji and Gurindji Kriol is required, Gurindji is usually referred to as “
hard ...
Gillian Sankoff, Miriam Meyerhoff, Naomi Nagy, 2008
5
Invasion to Embassy: Land in Aboriginal Politics in New ...
that the Gurindji had wider aims than industrial equality, Left union and social
groups eventually swung into support for the Gurindji.18 For Aboriginal people in
New South Wales, the Gurindji demands were immediately recognisable.
6
Language Universals and Variation
Just as IMP blocks other functional AUX categories (other than PRON) in Warlpiri,
the same occurs in Gurindji and the other related languages. Negative kula may
not be in the scope of IMP or assertive ngu, but in Gurindji (unlike Warlpiri) it ...
Mengistu Amberber, Peter Collins, 2002
7
Malcolm Fraser: The Political Memoirs
Wentworth was particularly determined to visit a group of Aboriginals already in
the headlines—the Gurindji stockmen— who, under the leadership of Vincent
Lingiari, had walked off the job on the vast Wave Hill Station, leased by the
Vestey ...
Malcolm Fraser, Margaret Simons, 2010
8
Vincent Lingiari and the Wave Hill Walkout
Shortlisted: 2010 APA Awards for Excellence in Educational Publishing - Primary Library BookIn 1966, Gurindji elder Vincent Lingiari led his people in a walkout off Wave Hill cattle station.
9
Well May We Say: The Speeches That Made Australia
In 1975 the Gurindji people were granted a land lease to 3250 square kilometres
of the old Wave Hill station, including significant sacred sites. On 16 August,
prime minister Whitlam – known to the Gurindji as 'Jungarni', meaning 'that big
man' ...
10
Stories from Australia's history: Vincent Lingiari and the ...
The Wave Hill walkout marks the beginning of the Indigenous land rights movement. This struggle continues today. This is a story of the people, the ideas and the events behind the walkout, and how it changed Australia forever.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GURINDJI»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
Gurindji is used in the context of the following news items.
Albert Namatjira and Rex Battarbee: an artists' friendship explored
... the melancholic flip side to the much later photo of Gough Whitlam pouring red sand through the fingers of Gurindji leader Vincent Lingiari. «The Australian, Jul 15»
NAIDOC week celebrations in Sydney bring together father and son
... the birth of the Aboriginal land rights movement, photographing Gough Whitlam pouring soil into the hand of Gurindji man Vincent Lingiari. «Sydney Morning Herald, Jul 15»
Read and listen to the “strong statements from hurt hearts and sad …
... Heiss, Bruce Pascoe, and Brenda L. Croft (Signs of the Times, p.162) regarding the national insignificance of the Gurindji Freedom Day. «Crikey, Jun 15»
Talking book gives new voice to Indigenous languages
"It means that Gurindji elders will continue to be heard long after they pass away, and younger generations will still have access to their ... «Phys.Org, Jun 15»
Hannah Middleton
In 1972, she completed her Ph.D. on Aboriginal land rights (12 months with Gurindji at Dagu Ragu). Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament in ... «Independent Australia, Jun 15»
Barunga festival has politics, pride and football but a boyband steals …
After a quick stop for the best yiros I've ever eaten from one of the handful of food vans on site, we sit in the dying sun and watch the Gurindji ... «The Guardian, Jun 15»
Let's replace the Queen's Birthday holiday with Reconciliation Day
... unhappy with their poor conditions and disrespectful treatment. The walk-off drew attention to the fact that they were working on Gurindji land, ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jun 15»
Australia's greatest shame: Tearing people from their ancestral homes
Gurindji people with a deep connection to country could be forced from their homes. Source: Supplied. WHAT IT SAYS ABOUT US. The whole ... «NEWS.com.au, May 15»
Aboriginal leader and Communist Ray Jackson leaves an inspiring …
... in the Northern Territory by the Gurindji stockmen, house servants and their families against their horrendous working and living conditions. «Freedom Socialist Party, May 15»
Some Australian Indigenous languages you should know
A great example is the Gurindji word budju, which means vagina but is now used by Indigenous and non-Indigenous people alike in parts of ... «The Conversation AU, May 15»
