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Images, selves and the visual record: Photography and ethnographic complexity in Central Cape York Peninsula

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2003

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Smith, Benjamin

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University of Adelaide

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This essay addresses anthropological engagement with photography in indigenous Australian contexts. Following the work of Gell and Edwards, and drawing on the history of photography and ethnography in central Cape York Peninsula, I explore some ways that

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Keywords: Aboriginal Australians; Anthropology; Colonialism; Intersubjectivity; Photography

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/76795

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ANU Research Publications

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