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The Australian dominative medical system : A reflection of social relations in the larger society.

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Baer, Hans.

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Australian journal of anthropology vol. 19, no. 3 (DEC. 2008), p.252-271 ISSN1035-8811

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Constructing hope : Dis/continuity and the narrative construction of recovery in the rehabilitation unit.

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Warren, Narelle.

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Journal of Contemporary Ethnography :37, 2 (Apr. 2008) : pp. 180-201 ISSN08912416.

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Outside the ward and clinic healing the aboriginal body.

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McCoy, Brian F.

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Journal of Contemporary Ethnography :37, 2 (Apr. 2008) : pp. 226-245 ISSN08912416.

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Why women hunt : Risk and contemporary foraging in a western desert aboriginal community.

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Bird, Rebecca bliege.

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Current anthropology vol. 49,no. 4 (AUG. 2008),p. 655-694 ISSN0011-3204

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Western desert and native title : how models become myths.

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Dousset, Laurent.

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Anthropological forum vol. 17,no. 2 (JUL. 2007),p. 127-148 ISSN0066-4677

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Poor black bastard can't shake-a-leg : Humour and laughter in urban Aboriginal north Queensland, Australia.

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Mccullough, Megan B.

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Anthropological forum vol. 18, no. 3 (NOV. 2008), p.279-285 ISSN0066-4677

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They may say tourist, may say truly painting : Aesthetic evaluation and meaning of bark paintings in western Arnhem Land, northern Australia.

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Taylor, Luke.

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Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute. vol. 14, no. 4 (DEC. 2008), p.865-885 ISSN1359-0987

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Poofters taking the Piss out of Anzacs : The (un-) Australian wit of Sydney's Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.

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Morton, John.

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Anthropological forum vol. 18, no. 3 (NOV. 2008), p.219-234 ISSN0066-4677

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Clothing and climate in aboriginal Australia.

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Gilligan, Ian.

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Current anthropology vol. 49,no. 3 (JUN. 2008),p.487-496 ISSN0011-3204

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Perilous laughter : Examples from Yuendumu, central Australia.

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Musharbash, Yasmine.

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Anthropological forum vol. 18, no. 3 (NOV. 2008), p.271-277 ISSN0066-4677

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Laughing with, laughing at, among Torres Strait Islanders.

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Beckett, Jeremy.

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Anthropological forum vol. 18,no. 3 (NOV. 2008),p.295-302 ISSN0066-4677

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The pragmatics of rude jokes with grandad : Joking relationships in Aboriginal Australia.

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Garde, Murray.

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Anthropological forum vol. 18, no. 3 (NOV. 2008), p.235-253 ISSN0066-4677

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Found: 12 Titles

The Australian dominative medical system : A reflection of social relations in the larger society.

Constructing hope : Dis/continuity and the narrative construction of recovery in the rehabilitation unit.

Outside the ward and clinic healing the aboriginal body.

Why women hunt : Risk and contemporary foraging in a western desert aboriginal community.

Western desert and native title : how models become myths.

Poor black bastard can't shake-a-leg : Humour and laughter in urban Aboriginal north Queensland, Australia.

They may say tourist, may say truly painting : Aesthetic evaluation and meaning of bark paintings in western Arnhem Land, northern Australia.

Poofters taking the Piss out of Anzacs : The (un-) Australian wit of Sydney's Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.

Clothing and climate in aboriginal Australia.

Perilous laughter : Examples from Yuendumu, central Australia.

Laughing with, laughing at, among Torres Strait Islanders.

The pragmatics of rude jokes with grandad : Joking relationships in Aboriginal Australia.

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