Cairns, H. & Harney, I, B. (2014) Four Circles – Customs that are Law in an Aboriginal Cosmoscape: Justice, Mercy and Survival in Bill Harney’s Imulun Wardaman Aboriginal Spiritual Law.
Title | Cairns, H. & Harney, I, B. (2014) Four Circles – Customs that are Law in an Aboriginal Cosmoscape: Justice, Mercy and Survival in Bill Harney’s Imulun Wardaman Aboriginal Spiritual Law. |
Publication Type | Journal Article |
Year of Publication | 2017 |
Authors | Masters, K1Whitehead, J |
Refereed Designation | Does Not Apply |
Journal | Educational Journal of Living Theories |
Volume | 10 |
Start Page | 114 |
Issue | 1 |
Pagination | 114-124 |
Date Published | 6/2017 |
Type of Article | book review |
ISSN | 2009-1788 |
Abstract | This review is written, September 2016, (in the U.K.), from a Living Theory and Action Research perspective with embodied values, and is posted on a Living Theory website with reach to specific global networks. (nb. It has been slightly modified, June 2017). It is for general readers as well as research-practitioners working in the field/the Academy. We append a short note on Action-Research which might be helpful for any review reader working in the interfaces with/relating to Indigenous people who may wish to further improve practice/deepen understanding with Living Theories. |
URL | http://ejolts.net/node/301 |
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