richard broome on doing aboriginal history
01Aug14
Richard Broome, ‘Doing Aboriginal history’, Agora 49, 2 (2014).
Aboriginal History emerged as a discipline in the 1970s. What is it? Why should it be done? How has it been done? How should it be done? What are the problems of doing Aboriginal history in various arenas? How might they be surmounted? Where is it going now?
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