by Diane Bell · Spinifex Press · tapa blanda · ISBN 9781875559718
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«Ngarrindjeri Wurruwarrin» is an ethnography by Diane Bell, published by Spinifex Press in paperback (688 pages, in English).
Diane Bell combines written texts with testimonies from Ngarrindjeri women and men to address how two centuries of colonization have affected their lives. The work covers their culture, politics and history, as well as their defense of sacred sites and the debate on women's business in the Hindmarsh Island bridge case.
Winner of the Gleebooks Prize for Critical Writing at the 1999 New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards. Includes bibliographic references and index.
For readers interested in social and cultural anthropology, Australian Indigenous studies and a feminist perspective.
