Abstract. This paper applies a cross-cultural theory of 'place' to Australian Indigenous groups, both in terms of their classical and post-colonial places and cultural landscapes. It then explores how the ability of Indigenous people to access, protect, maintain and manage their places and landscapes, has been compromised ...

Place Theory and Place Maintenance in Indigenous. Australia. PAUL MEMMOTT * AND STEPHEN LONG†. *Director of the Aboriginal Environments Research Centre,1 School of Geography, Planning and ...... Head, L. (2000) Second Nature , The History and Implications of Australia as Aboriginal Landscape (New.

Nature/Native'. 2. Griffith Taylor Lecture, Geographical Society of New South Wales,. 2004: Australia and the 'State of Nature/Native'. Kay Anderson. University of Western Sydney. Abstract. This account sets .... 'agent' of landscape change – the implication for the population-environment debate being that it was humans ...

the renewed interest in older questions – in the history of geography or the environ- mental impacts of .... Aboriginal and white space – in the 1940s and 1950s when Aboriginal people were banned from entering the .... cultural) impacts varied in their nature and intensity in different colonial contexts. Andew Sluyter (1999: ...

for Culture & Society, University of Western Sydney, in accordance with the requirements of the publisher. Whilst this .... Occupying as it does a certain 'in- between' location in time and space, Australia calls into view the many ...... Head, L. (2000) Second Nature: The History And Implications Of Australia As. Aboriginal  ...

Are not space and time universal in scope, and place merely particular? Can place do anything but specify what is already the case in space and time? Or might it be that ... markable ethnography of desert aboriginal people of Central Australia, ...... pend on habitus, "history turned into nature," a second nature that brings.

... Capitalism - Towards a Theory of Uneven. Geographical Development. London: Verso. Hay, Peter. (2009) A Companion to Environmental Thought. New Delhi: Rawat. Publications. Head, Lesley. (2000). Second Nature: The History and Implications of Australia As. Aboriginal Landscape (Space, Place, and Society).

Dissertation title: Landscape Perception and Visual Metaphor in Warlpiri World View ... Intercultural Studies, Media Studies, Science, Technology & Society and Environmental Analysis. I am also a member of the ..... “Aboriginal Art, Nature, and Spirituality,” “Worldview and Natural History,” Sacred Space/Place,”. “ Australian ...

Keywords: culture, environment, nature, science, humanities, qualitative re- search, Australia. Lesley Head, GeoQuEST Research Centre and School of Earth ..... Head, L. 2000. Second Nature. The History and Implications of Australia as. Aboriginal Landscape. Syracuse University Press, Syracuse. Head, L. and P. Muir.

societies. Through a comparison between the epistemological-ontological divide and an. Indigenous conception of Place-Thought, this article will argue that agency .... nature. Secondly, and interdependently, humans resolved that communication with nature held disastrous effects (Tree of Knowledge, the Serpent) and so ...

in concerted activity aimed at 'Closing the Gap' in order to reduce discrimination and disadvantage. Australia's Constitution of 1901 however, does not recognize Aboriginal and Torres Strait. Islander peoples; there is no acknowledgement of the place of Indigenous Australians in. Australia's history or contemporary society .

little porched house in the barrio. (My taste runs to humble dwellings nestled in cozy spaces or vulnerable in vast spaces.) I can walk through a neighborhood ..... and matrix of everything, that all-pervasive structure that lies beneath scenery, landscape, place, and human history. On a popular level, “nature” has been.

Decolonization: Indigeneity, Education & Society ... future is a 'tangible unknown', a constant (re)negotiating of power, place, identity and ... in order to allow non- Indigenous peoples rightful claim over the land” (p. 68). The history of settler colonialism is one of displacement and replacement and we are each implicated in ...

many common characteristics of Aboriginal / Indigenous peoples world- wide regarding their means of transmitting their knowledge. The second section will be represented by the Southern Doorway which is where relationships are formed. The colonization process took place at this time. This particular time period ...

GOVERNMENt RESPONSES tO tHE INDIAN RESIDENtIAL SCHOOLS SEttLEMENt IN CANADA: IMPLICAtIONS FOR AUStRALIA Bradford W Morse* [T] he ... in our history.1 I Introduction Canada is a country that is truly blessed with extraordinary richness in human and natural resources, replete with majestic landscapes, ...

Do cows belong in nature? The cultural basis of agriculture in Sweden and Australia. Katarina Saltzman a,*, Lesley Head b, Marie Stenseke c a Department of ...... Second Nature. The History and Implications of Australia as. Aboriginal Landscape. Syracuse University Press, Syracuse. Head, L., Muir, P., 2006. Suburban life ...

Oct 10, 2012 ... CLIMATE HAS AN AUSTRALIAN HISTORY.1 But does climate change have an. Australian ... Australian space, its well-known ancient geology, and the millennial roots of. Indigenous human ..... Head, Second. Nature: The History and Implications of Australia as Aboriginal Landscape (New York: Syracuse.

Jan 4, 2003 ... enous presence, be it in history or the landscape. In considering the meanings of place and space in post-colonial. Australia it is important to stress that the nature of Indigenous claims upon space/place cannot merely be viewed as a competition for legiti- mate property rights or ownership, although this was ...

called and cherished as 'wilderness' has a long history of human use, and these areas continue to be the 'nourishing terrains' of Indigenous Australians. This has resulted in a shift in the understanding of wilderness to reflect the human history of those landscapes. As Deborah Bird Rose says 'There is no place without a ...

Keywords: culture, environment, nature, science, humanities, qualitative re- search, Australia. Lesley Head, GeoQuEST Research Centre and School of Earth ..... Head, L. 2000. Second Nature. The History and Implications of Australia as. Aboriginal Landscape. Syracuse University Press, Syracuse. Head, L. and P. Muir.