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Modul 3  Aborigines Past – Present - Future

Modul 3  Aborigines Past – Present - Future. The Dreaming Aboriginal creative epoch = fundamental reality. Functions of The Dreaming 1 Creative epoch Ä Preexistent substance  dormant under the surface Ä Formless  combined with in instances · Human · Fauna · Flora.

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Modul 3  Aborigines Past – Present - Future

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  1. Modul 3 Aborigines Past – Present - Future

  2. The DreamingAboriginal creative epoch = fundamental reality

  3. Functions of The Dreaming1Creative epochÄPreexistent substance  dormant under the surfaceÄFormless  combined with in instances ·Human ·Fauna·Flora

  4. ÄTimeless  cyclic  every whenÄOriginÄSuper beings, tracks and activities  rocks, mountains, trees, coves, waterholes etc

  5. 1A pattern of lifeÄSuper beings moved the surfaceÄSuper beings performed daily activities models for ways of life of the AboriginsÄLand  the arena in which the activities of super beings were and are enacted  all the land is a sacred siteÄMost social behavior  public

  6. 1LawÄCustomary law religious sanctionsÄRules for livingÄFor the land and its inhabitantsÄNo formal courtÄProblems were handled informally by a council of elders

  7. ÄThe law covered ·Homocide·Sacrilege ·Sorcery·Incest ·Abduction of women·Adultery

  8. ·Physical assault·Theft·Insult·Care of sacred objects·Labour division / gender·Ritual·Kinship rules

  9. The Application of Terra Nillius

  10. The Differences

  11. The Impacts of Terra NilliusAborigines suffer from 1Two centuries of invasion1Dispossession1Racism1Sufferings of racism

  12. Creating The ImagesSuch source include :1The writings of early arrivals1Diaries1Official documents1Education and school textbooks and1Paintings

  13. The representation of Aboriginal people in early texts on Australian history has been categorized in the following ways :1The colonial presumption 1Inadequate treatment1Stereotypes and derogatory concepts1The exotic stress1Objects for study and discussion1Distortion and euphemism

  14. Stereotypes and misinformation relating to Aboriginal Australians such issues as :1Aboriginal people and alcohol1Whether Aboriginal people are really lazy1The availability of funds in Aboriginal affairs1The “special treatment” and “special privileges” of Aboriginal people1Sacred sites, land rights and development

  15. Reconciliation1Improving health, housing, education & employment1Giving economic development1Helping the Aborigines achieve economic independence1Establishing programs in Reconciliation Australia

  16. Famous Aborigines

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