Warlpiri non-linguistic references

Last changed 9 April 2008

Warlpiri non-linguistic references
Partial, non-uniform coverage

Ordered by year, new to old, and alphabetically by author within each year.

This listing has a partial and non-uniform coverage. It shows its origins as a list of references about (or mentioning) Warlpiri that do not fit in the linguistics bibliography, song bibliography, or motion pictures and multimedia recordings (CD-ROMs).

Newsletters and other documents of the Mt Theo-Yuendumu Substance Misuse Program (MYSMAC) are online at http://www.mttheo.org/

Send additions and corrections to the compiler, David Nash.

A bibliography of Warlpiri ethnographic literature is available (on paper) from AIATSIS Library.

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2008: Preuss, Karissa. 2008. Generating Aboriginal Livelihoods through Land Management?: A Warlpiri case study. Presentation 12-1pm Thursday 10 April, Fenner School of Environment and Society, WK Hancock Building 43, Australian National University. * relates to Livelihoods inLand™ project
2008: Baarda, Frank. 2008. Money and respect. Posted on Transient Languages blog, 3 March 2008 * Yuendumu
2007: Small, Meredith F. 2007. Boredom: A sinful, puzzling, modern thing. Live Science * Yasmine Musharabash's study at "Yuemdumu" [sc. Yuendumu]
2007: Skelton, Russell. 2007. How hard is Howard's way? The Sunday Age 1 July 2007 * children interviewed at Yuendumu
2007: Schwab, RG. 2006. Final report to the Warlpiri Education and Training Trust Advisory Committee: Options for Education and Training, 15 September 2006. CAEPR, ANU. Edited web version [PDF]. * "A comprehensive report exploring a variety of options for remote education and training."
2007: Peterson, Nicolas. 2007. Animism in Australia? A Warlpiri perspective on metaphor. Presented to ANU Anthropology Seminars, 9:30am Wednesday 30 May, Coombs Building, Seminar Room A, ANU.
2007: Owen, Will. 2007. Warlpiri woman: engaging the physical in Aboriginal art. [review of Biddle 2007]. Aboriginal Art & Culture: an American eye [blog] Posted Sun, Apr 22, 2007 9:30
2007: Musharbash, Yasmine. 2007. Sleeping, emotions, and the body: an ethnographic analysis from Yuendumu, central Australia. Presented 5.15pm Wed 16 May, Seminar Room (B1.24), 221 Bouverie Street. Contemporary Societies & Cultures, Anthropology & Social Theory Program Seminars, Symposia and Debates, School of Social & Environmental Enquiry, The University of Melbourne.
2007: Musharbash, Yasmine. 2007. Ideas and Images of Home: An ethnographic interpretation of photographs by Yuendumu youths. 19th October Seminar, Discipline of Anthropology and Sociology, School of Social and Cultural Studies, UWA.
2007: Musharbash, Yasmine. 2007. Fuelling the Feud? An Analysis of Social and Institutional Engagement in a Feud and of the Limitations of Participant Observation. Presented Thursday 1 November in session 'Ethnographies of Governing and the Anthropology of States' of 'Transforming Economies, Changing States', Australian Anthropological Society Annual Conference, 30 October – 2 November, ANU, Canberra
2007: Musharbash, Yasmin. 2007. Boredom, time, and modernity: An example from Aboriginal Australia. American Anthropologist 109.2,307–317. DOI: 10.1525/AA.2007.109.2.307. * Yuendumu

2007: Griffiths, Jay. 2007. Wild: An elemental journey. Hamish Hamilton. ISBN 978 0 241 14152 6 ISBN-10: 158542403X * reviewed by Patrick Curry, TLS No.5471, February 8 2008, 26: 'One Warlpiri aboriginal man tells her, with grim acuity, "We say money is the whitefella Dreaming".'
2007: Goldberg, Stephen J. 2007. Triangulating the Framing of East-West Engagement: Introducing the Art and Culture of the Warlpiri Aborigines into the Equation. Presented to the New York Conference on Asian Studies - Decentering Asia, SUNY Binghamton, 27 October. * 'argued for the importance of cross-cultural comparative studies while destabilizing the customary "dualistic global usage" of East-West opposition"' [source]
2007: Elias, Derek J. 2007. The measure of dreams, Chapter 11 in Customary land Tenure and registration in Australia and Papua New Guinea
Anthropological perspectives, edited by James F. Weiner and Katie Glaskin. Canberra: ANU E Press.
2007: Davis, Michael. 2007. Writing heritage: The depiction of indigenous heritage in European-Australian writings. Australian Scholarly Publishing & National Museum of Australia Press. ISBN 1 74097 144 2 * launched 12 December * pp.274-5 on JB Cleland's advocacy following his 1936 visit to The Granites
2007: Bradley, Donna. 2007. Kurdu Kurdu Kurlangu Childcare re-opens at Yuendumu. Kid's Tracks 6 (July), 1-4. * 23 August 2006 * a publication of NT DHCS
2007: Biddle, Jennifer. 2007. Affect and interculture art: Why it matters. Presented to ANU Anthropology Seminars, 9:30am Wednesday 7 March, Coombs Building, Seminar Room A, ANU.
2007: Biddle, Jennifer. 2007. Breasts, bodies, canvas: Central desert art as experience. Sydney: UNSW Press. * launch 23 March by Rosie Napurrurla Tasman and her daughter, Lynette Napangardi Tasman, at COFA Space Foyer College of Fine Arts Campus, Paddington * reviewed by Will Owen 2007
2007: Voices from the Heart, The Australian, every second Monday from July; including
Yuendumu guardians, 12 October.
Jeeves, Jessica. 2007. Reaching mainstream the yapa way, 12 October.
2007: Following the songlines. Researchers are working with Warlpiri elders to record, transcribe and interpret disappearing dreaming songs that are the basis of Warlpiri culture. ANU Reporter, Winter 2007

2007: Dancers wow the Algiers desert people festival crowd. National Indigenous Times Issue 121, 25 Jan 2007 * "Artback NT Touring Arts presented the Warlpiri and Warumungu Dancers at the festival."
2006: Shelley, Tony. 2006. Making native title mediation work: A practical example with the Walpiri people. (National Native Title Tribunal.) Presented as 'Future act mediations: components of the process and some tools that can help the parties (a case study)' to the NTRU annual conference, 24-26 May 2006, Darwin. 17 slides in PDF, 22 June 2006. * Yuendumu
2006: Rothwell, Nicolas. 2006. Cultural tapestry of an extraordinary life. Weekend Australian 26-27 August 2006 Review, page R12. * review of Campbell 2006
2006: Preuss, Karissa & Jean Napanangka Brown. Stopping petrol sniffing in remote Aboriginal Australia: key elements of the Mt Theo Program. Drug and Alcohol Review 25 (May 2006), 189–193.
2006: Musharbash, Yasmine. 2006. Sleep, Emotions, and the Body: Reading Warlpiri sleeping arrangements as corporeal expressions of emotions. Presented Friday 20 October to Anthropology & Sociology Seminar, Discipline of Anthropology and Sociology, School of Social and Cultural Studies, University of Western Australia.
2006: Glowczewski, Barbara. 2006. Lines and Criss-crossings: Hyperlinks in Australian Indigenous Narratives. Presented in 'Patrimoine et nouvelles technologies', 27 March, Colloque du cinéma ethnographique à l'anthropologie visuelle : bilan, nouvelles technologies, nouveaux terrains, nouveaux languages. Le 25eme Bilan du Film, 25-27 March, Musée de l'Homme, Paris.
2006: Edwards, Rebecca. 2006. Changing times for Darby Ross. Courier Mail 23 September. * review of Campbell 2006
2006: Campbell, Liam. 2006. Darby: one hundred years of life in a changing culture. ABC Books. 230pp. * biography of Darby Jampijinpa late of Yuendumu * reviewed by Rothwell 2006 * excerpted in FATSIL Newsletter January 2007
2006: Gosford, Robert. 2006. A Warlpiri Ornithorium: Birds, Culture, and Religion in a Central Australian Desert. Presented to the Animal-Human Relationships session, 8 April 2006, in 'Exploring Religion, Nature and Culture' the Inaugural Conference of The International Society for the Study of Religion, Nature & Culture, April 6-9th 2006, University of Florida. * also presented as 'Warlpiri bird knowledge' to Rangeland Biology and Ecology Seminars, 12.30pm Tuesday 16 May, CSIRO Conference Room, Alice Springs * also presented as 'Ethno-biological source material for avian population histories: an assessment of material relevant to the avian population of three central Australian bioregions', 2-2:45pm, CRES Student Conference Day, 13 June 2006, CRES Seminar Room, ANU. * also presented as 'A central Australian ornithorium: birds, country and culture in a central Australian desert', Canberra Ornithologists Group Monthly Meeting, 8pm, 14 June 2006 * also presented to Alice Springs Field Naturalists, 12 October 2006 * 'A Central Australian Ornithorium: Birds, country and culture in a central Australian desert', 16pp. Word document posted to the Ethno-ornithology Research & Study Group 1 November 2006
2005: Schwarz, Carolyn. 2005 (appeared May 2006). Review of Jordan 2004. Australian Aboriginal Studies 2005/2,83-85.
2005: Poirier, Sylvie. 2005. A world of relationships: Itineraries, dreams, and events in the Australian Western Desert. (Anthropological Horizons) University of Toronto Press. * focuses on Balgo, with mentions of Warlpiri * French version 1996
2005: Paltridge, Rachel. 2005. Fire patterns and threatened species in the Tanami Desert. The Web (Spring 2005), 8-9. * Nyirrpi area
2005: Nicholls, Christine. 2005 (appeared May 2006). Review of Glowczewski 2001 Dream trackers [CD-ROM]. Australian Aboriginal Studies 2005/2,72-74.
2005: Mann, Rosemary Helen. 2005. Look wide - searching for health in the borderlands: experiences of disease prevention and health promotion in a Central Australian indigenous settlement. PhD thesis, Centre for Health and Society, The University of Melbourne. PDF at University of Melbourne ePrints Repository
2005: Lawrence, Rebecca. 2005. Governing Warlpiri subjects: Indigenous employment and training programs in the central Australian mining industry. Geographical Research 43.1(March),40–48 * see Lawrence 2002
2005: Hinkson, Melinda. 2005. A different invention: Beyond Eric Michaels and towards an understanding of inter-cultural engagement in media practice at Yuendumu. In Luke Taylor, Graeme Ward, Graham Henderson, Richard Davis & Lynley Wallis (eds) The Power of Knowledge, The Resonance of Tradition. Canberra: Aboriginal Studies Press. * presented at AIATSIS conference, Canberra, November 2001
2005: Davidson, A.A. Journal. Facsimile edition 2005. Preface and notes by Valmai Hankel. Adelaide: State Library of SA. * notice
2005: Biddle, Jennifer. 2005. Not so much cruising as kicking: the affective animation of Central Desert women’s art. Presented 27 May 2005 to Cruising Country symposium, Centre for Cross-Cultural Research, The Australian National University, Canberra.
2005: Gosford, Robert. 2005. A Warlpiri Ornithorium: Birds, culture and language in an Australian desert. Presented 11:50am-12:10pm, 8 December in the Ethno-ornithology Symposium, Third Australasian Ornithological Conference, St Mary’s Parish Centre, Blenheim, New Zealand, December 2005. * Abstract form http://osnz.org.nz/Media/2005_AOC_abstracts.doc.: "I will present preliminary results of my research into extrinsic sources of data and information concerning the bird knowledge of the Warlpiri people, the traditional Aboriginal owners of much of the Tanami Desert in central Australia. I will investigate the potential that Aboriginal ornithological knowledge may have to contribute to avian conservation, management and knowledge of arid-zone biodiversity. The Tanami Desert is a good example of a well-defined region where local Aboriginal knowledge may be able to make such a contribution."
2004: Yapakurlangu landcare rangers on the go in the Tanami. Land Rights News 6.2 (July 2004), 7.
2004: Wild, Stephen. 2004. Warlpiri and Anbarra creativity: A comparison. * Presented to the CCR Summer Seminar Series, 30 March 2004 12:30-2pm, Theatrette, Old Canberra House * Presented to the Symposium of the International Musicological Society 2004, Wednesday 14 July, Monash University.
2004: Traps for young rangers. Land Rights News 6.2 (July 2004), 17. * Wulaign Rangers, Lajamanu
2004: Rothwell, Nicolas. 2004. Santiago dreaming Weekend Australian 1-2 May 2004 Review, pages R16-R17 * "Two glamorous Chileans have fetched up at the same art community 300km from Alice Springs" Yuendumu
2004: Povinelli, Elizabeth A. 2004. Review of Dussart 2000. American Anthropologist 106.1,184-5.
2004: Peterson, Nicolas. 2004. The myth of the 'walkabout': movement in the Aboriginal domain, pp. 223-238 in Population mobility and Indigenous peoples in Australasia and North America, ed. by John Taylor and Martin Bell. (Routledge Research in Population and Migration, 4) London: Routledge.
2004: New Warlpiri magazine hits the streets. Land Rights News 6.2 (July 2004), 11. * Junga Yimi May-Aug 2004
2004: Musharbash, Yasmine. 2004. Bodies under blankets: on the cultural significance of sleeping with others. Presented to Session 5: 'Shiver and passage: Anthropological explorin comportment, culture and everyday life', Australian Anthropological Society Annual Conference 2004 'Moving Anthropology: Motion, Emotion and Knowledge', University of Melbourne, 28 September - 1 October 2004. * about Yuendumu
2004: Musharbash, Yasmin. 2004. Red bucket for the red cordial, green bucket for the green cordial ... on the logic and logistics of Warlpiri birthday parties. The Australian Journal of Anthropology (TAJA)15.1,12-22 * presented to the AAS annual conference, La Trobe University, 2001.
2004: Musharbash, Yasmin. 2004. On boredom and time at Yuendumu. Delivered at Joint Anthropology Seminar Series, ANU, 22nd October 2004
2004: Minister Vanstone hands back title to Pawu Aboriginal Land Trust... [photo caption] Land Rights News 6.2 (July 2004), 2.
2004: Jordan, Rev. Ivan. 2004. Their way: Towards an indigenous Walpiri Christianity. Darwin: CDU Press. 150pp. ISBN 1 376248 87 4 * reviewed by Schwarz 2005
2004: Hinkson, Melinda. 2004. What's in a dedication? On being a Warlpiri DJ. The Australian Journal of Anthropology (TAJA) 15.2,143-162.
2004: Glowczewski, Barbara. 2004. Rêves encolère: Alliances aborigènes dans le Nord-Ouestaustralien. Paris: Editions Plon. 436pp. ISBN 2–259–19931–3(paperback) * covers Dampier Peninsula, Kimberley Plateau, Tanami Desert and Arnhem Land * reviewed by Ghislaine van Maanen, Anthropological Forum 17.2,210-2. DOI: 10.1080/00664670701439934
2004: Fink Latukefu, Ruth. 2004. Review of Marcus 2001. The Australian Journal of Anthropology (TAJA) 15.2,238-9.
2004: Dussart, Françoise. 2004. Shown but not shared, presented but not proffered: redefining ritual identity among Warlpiri ritual performers, 1990-2000. The Australian Journal of Anthropology (TAJA) 15.3(December). * abstract
2004: Dussart, Françoise. 2004. An educator, artist and reformer. Dolly Nampijinpa Daniels, Artist, land rights advocate, 1936-2004. Sydney Morning Herald, 30 November 2004
2004: Country visits core to school activities. Land Rights News 6.2 (July 2004), 15. * Willowra, Panma Parnta (Smokey Bore)
2004: Campbell, Liam. 2004. Looking for new Warlpiri identities. Presented to Dialogues Across Cultures Conference, Monash University. Sun 14 Nov 2004.
2004: Campbell, L. 2004. Walking a different road: recording oral history with Darby Jampijinpa Ross. Oral History Journal (August 2004). Oral History Association of Australia.
2004: Bush trips: an adventure. Land Rights News 6.2 (July 2004), 15. * Jangankurlangu, Yirrinirrli (sic), Munyapunji (sic)
2004: Dussart, Françoise. 2004. Shown but not shared, presented but not proffered: redefining ritual identity among Warlpiri "businesswomen" 1990-2000. The Australian Journal of Anthropology (TAJA), Dec, 2004. * forthcoming 2003 in a volume edited by Professor Sylvie Poirier (Université de Laval) to be published by Anthropologie et Sociétés, Montreal, Canada.
2003: Spencer, Maxine and Nampijinpa Hargraves. 2001 [appeared 2003]. Juka-juka rain dreaming. "as told by Rosie Nangala Fleming" Yuendumu : Bilingual Resources Development Unit. ISBN 086751342X * first published in Warlpiri as Warlpiri 'Juka-juka ngapa jukurrpa', 2001.
2003: Sathre, Eric. 2003. Everyday illness : discourse, action, and experience in the Australian desert. PhD dissertation, Anthropology, Australian National University. vii+292 leaves.
2003: Raffaele, Paul. 2003. The last tribes on earth: Journeys among the world's most threatened cultures. Macmillan, 322pp, $30. * includes desciption of experience with an Aboriginal (sc. Warlpiri) tracker * reviewed by Denise Leith, Sydney Morning Herald, 2 August 2003.
2003: Nicholls, Christine. 2003. Yilpinji and the Visual Art of the Warlpiri and Kukatja peoples. Essay accompanying Yilpinji Love Magic and Ceremony: A collection of prints by artists from Balgo, Yuendumu and Lajamanu. Exhibition 1-31 January 2004. Also at http://www.aboriginalartprints.com.au/yilpinji_essay.cfm * Yilpinji Love, Magic and Ceremony. ABC Radio National. Persective. Presented by Sandy McCutcheon 5:55pm on Thursday 24 July. transcript
2003: Musharbash, Yasmine. 2003. Warlpiri sociality : an ethnography of the spatial and temporal dimensions of everyday life in a Central Australian aboriginal settlement. PhD thesis, School of Archaeology and Anthropology, The Australian National University. * abstract in the Australian Anthropological Society Newsletter Number 94, June 2004.
2003: Musharbash, Yasmine. 2003. Slicing the day. On boredom and time at Yuendumu. Delivered at 2003 AAS Conference at Sydney University.
2003: Kelly, Kieran. Across the Tanami - on foot. 2003. Outback. The Heart of Australia 27 (Feb/Mar),20-28. * also cover 'Exclusive. The epic story of the first humans known to have walked the Tanami Desert' * Photos Kieran Kelly and Andrew Harper * Letters to Editor from John Kersh, Kay O'Neill, Paddy Cannon and Gary Hearle Outback 28(Apr/May),10. Letters to Editor from Kieran Kelly, and Marie Mahood Outback 29(Jun/Jul),11-12. * mentioned in Valmai Hankel's preface, p.xxv, to the 2005 facsmile edition of Davidson's Journal * 9 audio CDs (ca. 10 hr 45 min) "On foot across Australia's desert heart"--Container. Read by Peter Hosking. * "Australia's Tanami Desert is a waterless hell of dense scrub and spinifex-infested sand ridges, and in mid-2002 Kieran Kelly and Andrew Harper set out to cross the Tanami on foot. Without a support crew they pitted themselves and their five camels against the very worst the desert could throw at them."
2003: Kelly, Kieran. 2003. Tanami - on foot across Australia's desert heart. Pan Macmillan. 317pp. $30 * Reviewed by Nicolas Rothwell 'Walking to wisdom', Weekend Australian (August 16/17) Review, 8-9.
2003: Genocchio, Benjamin. 2003. Traditional abstracts. [review] 'Dorothy Napangardi, Dancing Up Country. Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, ends March 9, then tours to Hanoi, Manila and Kuala Lumpur.' Weekend Australian Review 25-26 January 2002, page R13 * Mina Mina
2003: Clifton, Tony. 2003. A Hot Commodity with a 30,000-year lineage. In Australia, modern aboriginal art resembles its ancient predecessors, except for the prices. New York Times, April 24th 2003, 'The Arts' section. * transcription
2003: Faulstich, Paul. 2003. Natural considerations: The human ecology of place-making. Presented 29 May in CRES Seminar Series, ANU * presentation of Faulstich 1998, with slides of Nyirrpi area
2002: Warrki Jarrinjaku Jintangkamanu Purananjaku [sc. Purdanyanjaku] = "working together everyone and listening". Aboriginal child rearing & associated research : a review of the literature. Canberra : Dept. of Family and Community Services. ISBN 0642770360
2002: Tamisari, Franca. 2002. Review of Dussart 2000. American Ethnologist 29.1,186-8.
2002: Musharbash, Yasmine. 2002. "Too much sorry all the time": Warlpiri mortuary rituals as embodied practice. 13 September 3pm, HRC seminar Room, ANU.
2002: Lawrence, Rebecca. 2002. Governing Warlpiri subjects: indigenous employment and training programs in the Central Australian mining industry. Honours thesis, Department of Human Geography, Division of Environmental & Life Sciences, Macquarie University. * see Lawrence 2005
2002: Hinkson, Melinda. 2002. New media projects at Yuendumu: Inter-cultural engagement and self-determination in an era of accelerated globalisation. Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies 16.2,201-220.
2002: Clarsen, Georgine. 2002. Still moving: Bush Mechanics in the central desert. Australian Humanties Review Issue 25: March – May 2002
2002: Bell, Diane. 2002 (appeared March 2003). Review of Dussart 2000. Australian Aboriginal Studies 2002/2,86-87.
2002: Biddle, Jennifer. Review of Dussart 2000. Oceania 72.3(March),232-3.
2002: Biddle, Jennifer. 2002. Bruises that won't heal: melancholic identification and cultural difference. Mortality 7.1 (April 2002), Special Edition on 'Thanatographia'. * "Morbidity of the Anthropologist's Body", presented at Thanatographia: Figuring Death: Anatomies of Ritual, Representation and Culture, 1-2 October 1999
2002: Dussart, Françoise. 2002. The Right to Know and the Right to Perform. Presented at the Ninth International Conference On Hunting and Gathering Societies (CHAGS 9) Session 31. General Session II, Edinburgh, Scotland, 9-13th September 2002.
2002: Dussart, Françoise. 2002 (appeared 2001). First impressions: diary of a French anthropologist in New York City, pp.139-147 in Distant Mirrors. America as a foreign culture, ed. by Philip R. DeVita and Kames D. Armstrong. 3rd edition. Belmont, CA, USA: Wadsworth Thomson Learning.
2002: Yuendumu-Philadelphia videoconferences March 2002
2001: Waltja Tjutangku Palyapayi Aboriginal Association. 2001. Pipirri Wiimaku = "for the little kids". Innovative child care report 2000-2001. Alice Springs, N.T. : The Association. * Waltja's Child Care Steering Committee workshop at Yuendumu, pp.5-18
2001: Toohey, Paul. 2001. Mothers of sorrow. The Weekend Australian, March 17-18, 24-25. * child removal from Phillip Creek
2001: Stotz, Gertrude. 2001. The colonizing vehicle, pp.223-244 in Car Cultures, edited by Daniel Miller, Oxford : Berg.
2001: Outback excursions vital to preserve culture. Australian Geographic 62 (Apr-Jun 2001),10. * with photo "Clasping wurrpardi - or dancing sticks - girls from Lajamanu learn ... yawulyu ..."
2001: Ottosson, Ḁse-Britt. 2001. "Black Boys and Nice Coloured Girls". Presented to 'Subjectivities and identities' roundtable, July 7, in 'Looking Back, Looking Ahead: Popular Music Studies 20 Years Later', Eleventh Biannual IASPM Conference, July 6-10, 2001, Turku, Finland. (IASPM-Norden = Nordic branch of the International Association for the Study of Popular Music) * abstract linked from programme.
2001: Nicholls, Christine. 2001. Risking linguistic genocide. (closing of bilingual education programs in Northern Territory of Australia) Arena Magazine 2/1/2001
2001: Nicholls, Christine. 2001. The Closure of the Bilingual Education Programs in Australia's Northern Territory -- What Is at Stake? TESOL Matters Vol. 11 No. 4 (September/October/November 2001) * also in ICP Online with subtitle 'A Former School Principal's Perspective'
2001: Musharbash, Yasmin. 2001. Yuendumu CDEP: The Warlpiri Work Ethic and Kardiya Staff Turnover, pp.153-65 in The Indigenous Welfare Economy and the CDEP Scheme. CAEPR Research Monograph No 20. F. Morphy and W. Sanders, eds. Canberra: Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, The Australian National University.
2001: Musharbash, Yasmin. 2001. Indigenous families and the welfare system: the Yuendumu community case study, Stage Two. x+34pp. CAEPR Discussion Paper No. 217, Centre For Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, ANU, Canberra.
2001: Marcus, Julie. 2001. The indomitable Miss Pink: a life in anthropology.. ISBN 0-86840-547-0 340pp. Sydney: University of New South Wales Press.
2001: Hinkson, Melinda. 2001. The Warlpiri Media Video Archive: A Report for the Warlpiri Media Association and the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies. Unpublished report, AIATSIS, Canberra.
2001: Hinkson, Melinda. 2001. New Media projects at Yuendumu: Towards a history and analysis of inter-cultural engagement. Paper presented at the AIATSIS conference 2001: 'The Power of Knowledge, the Resonance of Tradition', the ANU, 18-20 September 2001.
2001: Glowczewski, Barbara. 2001. Returning Research through Multimedia and the Internet, presented to 'The Production and Reception of Contemporary Media Technology' symposium, AIATSIS conference 2001: '˜The Power of Knowledge, the Resonance of Tradition', the ANU, 18-20 September 2001. * demonstration of Yapa CD-ROM
2001: Gibson, D.F. & Adrian Winwood-Smith. 2001. Michael Terry and the dancing hare without a body. Wildlife Australia 38.1(Autumn),16-19.
2001: Elias, Derek J. 2001. Jukurrpa — Golden dreams, pp.207-221 in Gold: Forgotten histories and lost objects of Australia, edited by Iain MacCalman, Alexander Cook, Andrew Reeves. Cambridge University Press. ISBN: 0521805953
2001: Elias, Derek J. 2001. Golden dreams : people, place and mining in the Tanami Desert. Thesis (Ph.D.), Department of Archaeology and Anthropology, Australian National University. vii+257pp.
2001: Durand, Robert. 2001. Networking with new tools: Using the Super Hyway and distributed data spaces to bring the collections home, in Indigenous Cultures in an Interconected World, ed. by Claire Smith & Graeme K. Ward. Allen & Unwin Aboriginal Studies. ISBN 1-86448-926-X Paperback - 284 pages (March 2001) University of Washington Press; ISBN: 0774808063 * from 1997 conference
2001: Campbell, L. and A. Stojanovski. 2001. Warlpiri elders work with petrol sniffers. Indigenous Law Bulletin 5.9 (July 2001)
2001: Biddle, Jennifer. 2001. Inscribing identity: skin as country in the Central Desert. In S Ahmed & J Stacey (eds) Thinking Through the Skin, pp.177-193, London: Routledge.
2001: Kirkby, David. (launch July 2001) Spinifex. ("New Poets" series) Wollongong: Five Islands Press * mostly NT based writing, incl. 'Lajamanu Morning' which won the Bruce Dawe National Poetry Prize (awarded Dec 2000)
2001: Dussart, Françoise. 2001. Warlpiri Public Events and the Projection of Social Identity. Presented to Symposium A Session 32, AIATSIS conference, Canberra, 18-21 September. [pdf]
2001: Black cattle stations: far too many bosses! Alice Springs News November 28, 2001 * summary of Phillpot 2000
2000: Toyne, Peter Howard. 2000. The internal colonisation of the Warlpiri and its resistance through educational practice. PhD thesis. 205 leaves. Institute For Education, School of Arts and Education, Faculty at Bendigo, La Trobe University * AIATSIS Library microfiche MFE 254
2000: Rover, G. J. (Genie Jean). 2000. My three lives. Cooltong, S. Aust. : G. R. Rover. xi+193pp. ISBN 0646397362 * includes experiences as wife of store manager at Lajamanu 1970-73
2000: Pierroutsakos, Sophia L. 2000. Infants of the dreaming: a Warlpiri guide to child care. Chap. 6 in A world of babies : imagined childcare guides for seven societies, edited by Judy S. DeLoache and Alma Gottlieb (University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign) CUP. ISBN-10: 0521664756 | ISBN-13: 9780521664752) * book reviewed by Andrew Beatty, American Ethnologist 28.3(August 2001),679-680.
2000: Phillpot, Stuart George. 2000. Black pastoralism : contemporary aboriginal land use : the experience of aboriginal owned pastoral enterprises in the Northern Territory 1972-1996. xiii+470 leaves. Thesis (Ph.D.), Australian National University. * Two detailed case studies: Ti-Tree Station, run by the Puraiya Cattle Company, and the Ngarliyikirlangu Pastoral Company at Yuendumu. * summarised in Alice Springs News Nov 2001
2000: Peterson, Nicolas. 2000. An expanding Aboriginal domain: mobility and the initiation journey. Oceania 70.3(March),205-218. * cf. Peterson 1995.
2000: Nicholls, Christine, and others. Educator stood for duality. [*Kay Napaljarri Ross, obituary]. Australian 27 Dec 2000, page 9. * also a longer version in Ngoonjook
2000: Nicholls, Christine, & Dorothy Napangardi. December 2000. Art Monthly Australia 136:8-11. * DN is a prominent Warlpiri artist from Mina Mina
2000: Nicholls C. 2000. Warlpiri Grafiti. Rate, colour identity in Australia and New Zealand. John Docker J and Gerhard Fischer (eds) pp.79-94. Sydney: University of New South Wales Press. 0 86840 538 8
2000: Musharbash, Yasmine. 2000. The Yuendumu Community Case Study. In Indigenous Families and the Welfare System: Two Community Case Studies. CAEPR Research Monograph No 17. D.E. Smith, ed. Pp. 53-84. Canberra: Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, The Australian National University.
2000: Musharbash, Yasmine. 2000. Love & Death in Yuendumu. Seminar presented to Department of Archaeology & Anthropology, Arts, ANU. 9 June 2000.
2000: Musharbash, Yasmine. 2000. [work ethic at Yuendumu] Presented to CAEPR conference on CDEP, ANU. 7 November 2000.
2000: McConvell, Patrick. 'Born is nothing': Roots, family trees and other attachments to land in the Victoria River District and the Kimberleys. Aboriginal History 22 1998 (appeared 2000),180-202.
2000: Holledge, Julie & Joanne Tompkins. 2000. Women's intercultural performance. London and New York: Routledge. 0-415-17379-5 (pbk); 0-415-17378-7 (hbk)
2000: Gibson, D.F. & Adrian Winwood-Smith. (to appear) Michael Terry (1899-1981) and the mammals of central Australia. Australian Mammalogy. 18pp. MS
2000: Donnan, Shawn. 2000. Granny patrol in the Australian outback. Special to The Christian Science Monitor Mar 06, 2000 edition (851 words) * Yuendumu
2000: Musharbash, Yasmine. 2000. CAEPR lunchtime seminar (on research at Yuendumu). ANU. 17 May 2000.
2000: Biddle, Jennifer. 2000. Writing without ink: methodology, literacy and cultural difference, pp.170-187 in Lee, Alison and Poynton, Cate (eds) Culture and Text: Discourse and methodology in social research and cultural studies. St. Leonards: Allen and Unwin
2000: Tafler, David. 2000. The use of electronic media in remote Aboriginal communities. Australian Aboriginal Studies 2000/1&2,27-38.* published version of Tafler & Kirkby 1997
2000: Dussart, Françoise. 2000. The politics of representation: Kinship and gender in the performance of public ritual, in Oxford Companion to Aboriginal Art and Culture, ed. by S. Kleinert & M. Neale. Melbourne and London: Oxford Press.
2000: Dussart, Françoise. 2000. The Politics of Ritual in an Aboriginal Settlement: Kinship, Gender, and the Currency of Knowledge. (Smithsonian Series in Ethnographic Inquiry) Smithsonian Press. ISBN 1560983930 288pp. * reviewed by Tamisari 2002, Bell 2002, Povinelli 2004
1999: Nicholls, Christine. 1999. Art for the heart's sake: the genesis of the acrylic art movement at Lajamanu, NT. Crossings. The Journal of the International Association of Australian Studies (InASA) 4.2(August 1999) http://www.uq.edu.au/~enldale/Crossings.htm
1999: Nicholls, Christine and Ross Shanahan. 1999. Learning not to labour: recent experiences of a central desert community, in Australian Labour History Reconsidered, edited by David Palmer, Ross Shanahan and Martin Shanahan. Adelaide: Australian Humanities Press, pp.162-176. ISBN 0 9585962 1 2
1999: Keys, Catherine Ann. 1999. The architectural implications of Warlpiri jilimi. A thesis submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for a Doctorate of Philosophy. Department of Architecture. University of Queensland. March 1999. x+320pp.
1999: Jordan, Rev. Ivan. 1999. Brief History of Baptist Ministry to the Indigenous People of Central Australia. 8 Dec 1999. http://www.bwa-baptist-heritage.org/bap-ab.htm
1999: Hinkson, Melinda. 1999. Warlpiri Connections: New Technology, New Enterprise and Emergent Social Forms at Yuendumu. Unpublished PhD thesis, Department of Sociology, Politics and Anthropology, La Trobe University, Bundoora .
1999: Genocchio, Benjamin. 1999. Enter here for Dreaming. Weekend Australian November 6-7. Review, p.23 * about Unhinged: The Yuendumu Doors. Museum of Sydney until December 5. National tour until 2001. "The arrival of the Yuendumu doors at the Museum of Sydney raises disquieting questions about the display of Aboriginal art"
1999: Day, Mark (1943-). 1999. Pulse of the nation : a portrait of Australia. Sydney: Harper Collins. 276pp. ISBN 0732258634 * Yuendumu, pp.88-97
1999: Buchtman, Lydia. 1999. Digital songlines: The use of modern communication technology by an Aboriginal community in remote Australia. In Session 2A: Human Interface, COMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH FORUM, 27 September 1999, Canberra. [abstract] * about remote Aboriginal broadcasting, looking at the development of indigenous broadcasting at Yuendumu, and the effects of new technologies.
1999: Musharbash, Yasmine. 1999. Life in the 'Hotbeds of Gossip': Facts, Facts, Facts. On the Significance of Sleeping Arrangements in a Jilimi. Seminar presented to Department of Archaeology & Anthropology, Arts, ANU. July 1999.
1999: Kirkby, David. 1999. Waves. Lines from a Lakeside City: poems selected for the 1999 Roland Robinson Literary Award.[Speers Point, NSW]: Lake Macquarie City Council. * short story, drawn from Lajamanu
1999: Dussart, Françoise. 1999. What an acrylic can mean : on the meta-ritualistic resonances of a central desert painting, pp.193-218 in Art from the land : dialogues with the Kluge-Ruhe Collection of Australian Aboriginal art, edited by Howard Morphy & Margo Smith Boles. Charlottesville, Va.: University of Virginia ; Michelago: MSquared. vi+266pp.; 29 cm. ISBN 1) 0957713509 2) 0646370871 (pbk.) * Karrku
1999: Dussart, Françoise. 1999. The Warlpiri, pp. 363-66 in Foraging Peoples: An Encyclopedia of Contemporary Hunters and Gatherers, ed. by Lee & Daly. Cambridge University Press. * in press 1996
1999: "Collins Review": Northern Territory. Dept. of Education. 1999. Learning lessons: an independent review of indigenous education in the Northern Territory. Darwin, N.T.: The Dept. 218pp. Â© Northern Territory Department of Education 1999 ISBN 0 7245 3449 0; "For further information please contact Northern Territory Department of Education GPO Box 4821 Darwin NT 0801 Telephone (08) 8999 5511"
1999?: Warlukurlangu Artists. Yuendumu Doors. Collector's edition (25) of a full set of 30 etchings of the reknowned Yuendumu Doors by Paddy Japaljarri Stewart and Paddy Japaljarri Sims * Sold out...
1998: Wright, Alexis (ed.) 1998. Take power like this old man here: an anthology of writings celebrating twenty years of land rights in Central Australia, 1977-1997. Edited for the Central Land Council. ISBN 1 86465 005 2. Alice Springs: Jukurrpa Books, IAD Press. * includes articles by Elias, Nash
1998: Sheila M. van Holst Pellekaan, Marianne Frommer, John A. Sved, & Barry Boettcher. 1998. Mitochondrial Control-Region Sequence Variation in Aboriginal Australians. Am. J. Hum. Genet. 62:35-449. 0002-9297/98/6202-0029 $02.00 The American Society of Human Genetics.
1998: Safe, Mike. 1998. Flower power. Aboriginal and African cultures share a unique - and tasty - recipe for self-help. Photography Oliver Strewe. The Australian Magazine July 25-26, 21-23,25. * incl photos of Kay Napaljarri Ross, Rosie Nangala, Maggie Nakamarra; and Acacia coriacea
1998: Reeves, John. 1998. Building on Land Rights for the Next Generation. Report of the Review of the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976. 2v. Canberra: ATSIC.
1998: Nicholls, Christine. 1998. Nicknaming and Graffiti Writing Practices at Lajamanu N.T. ? A Post-ethnographic Sociological Fiction. Ph.D.thesis Macquarie University Sociology. * Dean's Commendation for best thesis in ten years from the Vice-Chancellor's office, Macquarie University
1998: Nash, David. (in prep. 1998) Ethnocartography: understanding central Australian geographic literacy. Presented 22 April 1998 to Space seminar, Language and Cognition Group, MPI, Nijmegen. 4pp. handout.; Draft 2/10/1998, 30pp. Presented to Australian Anthropological Society annual conference, 2 October 1998, Canberra. * abstract
1998: Mulvaney, Ken. 1998. The Granites: social contact and change trapped in stone. Paper presented to 'Making a Mark', AURA Inter-Congress Symposium, Canberra, 6 - 9 February 1998.
1998: Maloney, Shane. 1998. Nice Try. Melbourne: Text Publishing. ISBN 1-875847-47-2 * page 24: "a voice joined in in an adenoidal Aboriginal chant Manuyangka nyiyarlangurlu, jarntungku marda, yankirrirli..."; repeated pages 83, 218. [this unattributed Warlpiri fragment occurs in the definition of jiwirli-jiwirli-wampami [PPJ 6/1987] ] * page 105: "Tempus fugit, as they say in Walpiri." [sic]
1998: Keys, Cathy. 1998. The house and the yupukarra (married people's camp): a history of housing in Yuendumu 1950s-1990s. Paper presented 18 February 1998 to a conference on The History of Australian Indigenous Housing, sponsored by the Urban Research Program, RSS, ANU.
1998: Keys, Cathy. (submitted 1998) The Architectural implications of Warlpiri-speaking Aboriginal women living in jilimi (single women's camps). Doctoral thesis, Department of Architecture, University of Queensland.
1998: Hinkson, Melinda. 1998. Yanardilyi - Cockatoo Creek: A CD-ROM from Yuendumu for a future of greater understanding. Metro Education 15,42-43.
1998: Finnane, Kieran. 1998. They started with pick and shovel... Then they led the industry! Alice Springs News 5.27(August 5),4-5. * Sitzlers; includes aerial photograph of Yuendumu ca.1957, comment on shelters
1998: Dobrez, Livio. 1996 [appeared 1998]. Ethnography -- Who needs it? Aboriginal History 20,201-210. * includes review of Michaels 1994, etc
1998: Musharbash, Yasmine. 1998. Yapa Way: Processes of Transformation and Discourses of Continuity. Seminar presented to Department of Archaeology & Anthropology, Arts, ANU. Friday, 11 September 1998.
1998: Burke, Paul. 1998. Anthropological Understanding of Warlpiri People. MLitt(Anthropology) subthesis. Department of Archaeology & Anthropology, Arts, ANU. *; Author's summary: an analysis of selected Warlpiri ethnographies in terms of Bohman's prescriptions for adequate explanation in his New Philosophy of Social Science: Problems of Indeterminacy including Meggitt, Munn, Dussart (cf Meyers), Michaels, Jackson; historical anthropology as an approach to Warlpiri Christian purlapa.
1998: Kirkby, David. 1998. Junga Yimi (True Story). Lines from a Lakeside City : poems selected for the 1998 Roland Robinson Literary Award,ed. by Richard Kelly Tipping & Jean Kent. [Speers Point, NSW]: Lake Macquarie City Council. * poem
1998: Kirkby, David. 1998. Japanangka's Dog. Overland 152(Spring),53. * Lajamanu, Parnta
1998: Faulstich, Paul. 1998. Geophilia: Landscape and Humanity. Wild Earth Journal 8.1,81-9.
1998: Ginsburg, Faye. (forthcoming) Mediating Culture: Indigenous Identity in the Age of Electronic Reproduction.
1998: Ginsburg, Faye & Terry Smith (eds.) (forthcoming) Local Worlds, Global Circuits: Essays on Culture and Media.
1997: Winwood-Smith, Adrian. 1997. Yuendumu Mining Company N.L.: Hiring of rural Aborigines for the mineral exploration industry. Down to Earth: Journal of the Northern Territory Minerals Council, March. Darwin.
1997: Widlok, Thomas. 1997. Traditions of transformation. Travelling rituals in Australia, pp.11-22 in Cultural Dynamics of Religious Change in Oceania, ed. by Ton Otto & Ad Borsboom. Leiden: KITLV Press. (Verhandelingen van het Koninklijk Instituut voor Taal-, Land- end Volkenkunde) ISBN 90-6718-119-6
1997: Tafler, David & David Kirkby. 1997. The Use of Electronic Media in Remote Aboriginal Communities. Paper presented to the Rock Art Image -1997 Fulbright Symposium Indigenous Cultures in an Interconected World, Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT), Darwin, 23-26 July 1997. * published as Tafler 2000
1997: Simpson, Jane H. 1997. Perceptions of meteorology in some Aboriginal languages, pp.20-28 in Windows on Meteorology: Australian Perspective ed. by Eric K. Webb. ISBN 0-643-06038-3 Melbourne: CSIRO Publishing.
1997: Nicholls, Christine. 1997. Aboriginal graffiti tradition. Convocation and Alumni Magazine of Flinders University, Spring, 5. * photograph of Lajamanu graffiti
1997: Keys, Cathy. 1997. Unearthing ethnoarchitectural types. Transition (Collingwood, Vic) 54-55, 20-29. * "This paper describes yuntas or wind breaks which are created in the self constructed living environments of single Warlpiri speaking Aboriginal women in Central Australia"
1997: Elias, D.J. 1997. The Fluctuation of the Flock: People and Place in the Tanami Desert. Seminar presented to Department of Archaeology & Anthropology, Faculty of Arts, Australian National University - 20 June 1997
1997: Dussart, Françoise. 1997. Gender and ritual leadership in Central Australia. Presented to From Myth to Minerals: Place, Narrative, Land and Transformation in Australia and New Guinea. A conference held at Burton & Garran Halls, Australian National University, Canberra, July 17-20. * about yamparru
1997: Dussart, Françoise. 1997. A body painting in translation, in Rethinking Visual Anthropology, ed. by Howard Morphy & Marcus Banks. ISBN 0300066910 New Haven: Yale University Press.
1997: Durand, Robert. 1997. Networking with new tools: Using the Super Hyway and distributed data spaces to bring the collections home. Paper to be presented to the Rock Art Image -1997 Fulbright Symposium Indigenous Cultures in an Interconected World, Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT), Darwin, 23-26 July 1997. * published 2001
1997: Congreve, Susan. 1997. Painting up big. Community painting at Yuendumu. Art and Australia Quarterly Journal 35.1,88-93.
1997: Brady, Maggie, Stephen J. Kunitz & David Nash. 1997. WHO's definition? Australian Aborigines, conceptualisations of health and the World Health Organization, pp.272-290 in Migrants, Minorities and Health. Historical and contemporary studies, edited by Lara Marks & Michael Worboys. (Studies in the Social History of Medicine). London & New York: Routledge. ISBN 0-415-11213-3
1997: Barker, R[uth] N. 1997. Linking with community development. An outsider working in remote Aboriginal communities of Central Australia, Unpublished Master of Arts (Aboriginal Studies) thesis, University of South Australia. * [not yet seen]
1997: Musharbash, Yasmine. 1997. "I am doing this, my Dreaming, and now you know." On Contemporary `Totemism\264, Art, and Cosmology. M.A. thesis, submitted February 1997, Fachbereich Philiosophie und Sozialwissenschaften II der Freien UniversitÃ¤t Berlin am Institut fÃ¼r Ethnologie. vii+121pp. * based on work at Yuendumu 1994, 1995, 1996
1997: Biddle, Jennifer. 1997. Shame. Australian Feminist Studies 12.6,227-238.
1996: Toyne, Peter, Robin Japanangka Granites & Smithie Zimran. 1996. Towards a bicultural regional water program in central Australia - consultations with Aboriginal community groups. Canberra: Australian Geological Survey Organisation (AGSO), DoPIE. $25.00 32pp. ISBN 0642249873 [Abstract.
1996: Sutton, Peter. 1996. The robustness of Aboriginal land tenure systems: underlying and proximate customary titles. Oceania 67.1(Sept),7-29.
1996: Steer, Phillip J. 1996. It happened at Yuendumu. Published by the author, December 1996. ISBN 064630676-6 * Reminiscences of Phillip & Frances Steer, founding missionaries.
1996: Richards, Dave. 1996. She of the Never-Never. HQ Magazine 49(Nov/Dec),68-75. * on current interest in Olive Pink
1996: Poirier, Sylvie. 1996. Les Jardins du Nomade. Cosmologie, territoire et personne dans le désert occidental australien. (Studies in social and ritual morphology, 1) Münster: Lit Verlag. ISBN 3-8258-2482-9 xv+291pp. ca 68.80DM * focuses on Balgo, with mentions of Warlpiri * English version 2005
1996: Munn, N.D. 1996. Excluded spaces: the figure in the Australian Aboriginal landscape. Critical Inquiry 22,446-465.
1996: Keys, Cathy. 1996. Defining single Aboriginal women's housing needs in central Australia: dealing with issues of culture, gender and environment. Paper presented at the Gender, Difference and the Built Environment Forum (1995: University of Sydney) Architectural Theory Review 1.1 (Apr), 69-77.
1996: Hodges, Mark. 1996. Online in the Outback. Technology Review 99.3(April 1996),17-18.
1996: Hinkson, Melinda. 1996.The circus comes to Yuendumu, again. - Global television comes up against the Warlpiri Media Association. Arena Magazine no. 25 (Oct/ Nov 1996),36-39.
1996: Hinkson, Melinda. 1996. Making meaning of the Yuendumu doors. Arena Journal no. 5, 5-15.
1996: Fischer, Robert Andreas. 1996. Riviera - Hypermedia cadavres exquis. * Riviera is built along the lines of the surrealist game of the cadavres exquis - the exquisite corpse.
1996: Fischer, Robert Andreas. 1996. Codes und Struzkturen der Informationsverwaltung - vom vertikalen zum horizontalen Denken. Lecture for the opening of an Internet Art-Project, Baden.
1996: Elias, D.J. 1996. Golden Dreams: The Warlpiri and an Economy of Difference. Seminar presented to Department of Archaeology & Anthropology, Faculty of Arts, Australian National University - 23 August 1996
1996: Dussart, Françoise. (submitted) Exhibitions of Identity: Warlpiri women and the Performance of Public Ritual, in Foragers to First Nations: Reproduction in Aboriginal Societies, ed. by Lee & David Trigger.
1996: Dickins, J. 1996. Change and continuity in Central Australian Graphic Systems. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 15,20-40. * mainly about Munn's work and regional variation in Warlpiri-Arrernte designs
1996: Cataldi, L. 1996. The end of the Dreaming? : understandings of history in a Warlpiri narrative of the Coniston massacres. Overland 144(Spring),44-47.
1996: Biddle, Jennifer. 1996. When not writing is writing. Australian Aboriginal Studies 1996/1, 21-33.; AIATSIS Library annotation: Examines the relationship between the iconography of Warlpiri and other Central Desert paintings and writing; explores the meaning of literacy
1996: Biddle, Jennifer Loureide. 1996. Festerings & Flirtations: on mimesis, writing and difference. PhD thesis, Dept of Anthropology, University of Sydney. ix+195pp. April 1996. * based on fieldwork at Lajamanu; AIATSIS Library annotation: Discussion of the construction of cultural difference in the authors experience of fieldwork in the Warlpiri community of Lajamanu; the process of mimesis in colonialism - correlation with primitivism and modernism; construction of the 'other'; conceptualisation of literacy among the Warlpiri - discussion of 'Warlpiri Letters' - orthography; inscription practices reflected in the use of the alphabet; naming practice and use of names - skin names, kumanjayi; Warlpiri writing and literacy- relationship to dot and sand painting; problems of translation in discourse about Warlpiri art - critique of Yuendumu Doors; the body in fieldwork - coping with Aboriginal and European corporeality - abjection, sociality, illness; shame and guilt in anthropological fieldwork
1996: Glowczewski, Barbara. Les Rêveurs du désert. Peuple warlpiri d'Australie (réédition avec nouvelle postface), Arles, Actes Sud (1e ed. 1989, Paris, Plon), 380p.
1995: Vaarzon-Morel, Petronella. 1995. Warlpiri karnta karnta-kurlangu yimi = Warlpiri women's voices : our lives our history. Stories told by Molly Nungarrayi ... [et al.] ; compiled and edited by Petronella Vaarzon-Morel. Alice Springs: IAD Press. xv+118pp. ISBN 0949659754
1995: Sutton, Peter. 1995. Country. Aboriginal boundaries and land ownership in Australia. (Aboriginal History monograph 3.) Canberra: Aboriginal History Inc. 201pp. 29 cm. ISBN 0731521463
1995: Peterson, Nicolas. 1995. Reproducing an Aboriginal domain: mobility and the initiation journey. Presented at the symposium '(Post) foraging societies: social reproduction, identity politics, community viability' at the American Anthropological Association meetings, Washington DC, 16-19 November 1995. * Published 2000
1995: Meadows, Michael. [c1995] Ideas from the Bush: Indigenous Television in Australia and Canada. Canadian Journal of Communication 20.2
1995: Jackson, Michael. 1998. Minima ethnographica: Intersubjectivity and the anthropological project. University of Chicago Press. ISBN-13 978-0226389462 * pp.1-2 on Malikijarra; some passages set at Lajamanu
1995: Jackson, Michael. 1995. At home in the world. Durham: Duke University Press. HarperCollins. 188pp. $16.95 * Reviewed by Billy Marshall-Stoneking, Weekend Review p.9, Weekend Australian 26-27/8/1995. * Reviewed by Philip Morrissey 'Why this subject?' Australian Book Review 175(October 1995),42-43. * Reviewed by Derek Elias & Harry Nelson Jakamarra in Land Rights Queensland Issue 6 (December 1995),15. [NLA catalogue number Nef 346.9430432 LAN]
1995: Hinkson, Melinda. 1995. Making meaning of the Yuendumu doors. Arena Journal 5(New Series), 5-15.
1995: Hinkson, Melinda. 1995. Culture versus Lifestylism: On the life-work of Eric Michaels. Arena Magazine 17, 51-52. * book review of Bad Aboriginal Art, a selection of essays by Eric Michaels
1995: Fischer, Robert Andreas. 1995. The electronic caméra-stylo. Strategies of audio-visual textuality and indigenous media praxis. Lecture at NORDICIL conference of Finnish Film Foundation "New Technologies - New Narratives", Helsinki, August 1994. Unpublished manuscript, Zurich, 01.03.95 (Draft version 1.0). 12pp.
1995: Fischer, Robert Andreas. 1995. Learning to fly. About savage phenomena, spiritual travelling and symbiotic man-machine evolution. Lecture at Fribourg "Festival du Belluard": Symposium "The Incident" - Art, Technology and Phenomena (01.07.95) Unpublished manuscript, Zurich, 30.06.95 (Draft version 2.0). 7pp.
1995: Fischer, Robert Andreas. 1995. Protohistoric roots of the network self. On Wired Aborigines and the emancipation from alphabetic imperialism. Zurich, 17.03.95 / Draft version.
1995: Dussart. See Swain 1993.
1995: Desert art on show. Land Rights Queensland Issue 6 (December 1995),20. * Warlukurlangu Artists exhibition at Bellas Gallery, Brisbane. [NLA catalogue number Nef 346.9430432 LAN]
1995: Coombs, H.C. 1995. Warlpiri land use and management, chapter 3 in his Aboriginal Autonomy. Issues and strategies. ISBN 0 521 44097 1. Cambridge UP. [CUP catalogue entry]
1995: Glowczewski, Barbara. Les cartes mentales chez les Aborigènes d'Australie. Pp.59-78 in Les Cahiers du Collège iconique. INA (Institut National de l'Audiovisuel), direction de L'Inathèque de France (dépôt légal de la radio-télévision). Paris, 3 mai 1995. * audio transcript of a conference
1994: Wild, Stephen A. 1994. Aboriginal use of narrative: the Warlpiri of northern-central Australia, pp.80-83 in Dance and narrative: the Green Mill Dance Project papers 1994 (Papers from the 1994 Green Mill Dance Project), ed. by Hillary Trotter. ISBN 0646191861 vi+132pp. Canberra: Australian Dance Council (Ausdance).
1994: Toyne, Peter. 1994. The Potential Impact of Future Telecommunications Developments on Aboriginal People in Australia. Â© 1994 Tanami Network Pty Ltd. "This paper is one of a series commissioned by Telecom as part of its consultation with customers about future services."
1994: Tafler, David. 1994. Does the outback represent the centre? Tracing electronic art tracks across Australia. Continuum (Perth) 8.1,406-417.
1994: Tafler, David. 1994. Meaning without mirrors: Mapping the margins of cyberspace. Presented at The 5th International Symposium on Electronic Art ISEA94 (University of Art and Design Helsinki UIAH, XHelsinki, Finland.)
1994: Rockman, Peggy Napaljarri & Lee Cataldi (transl.) 1994. Warlpiri Dreamings and Histories. Yimikirli. : Newly Recorded Stories from the Aboriginal Elders of Central Australia. (The Sacred Literature Series of the International Sacred Literature Trust in association with HarperCollins.) Sponsored by AIATSIS. HarperCollins Publishers. xxiv+193pp. ISBN 0-06-066125-9 US$20 dt 1994
1994: James, Bentley. 1994. Warlpiri Media Association Inc., pp. 139-140 in Film policy; an Australian reader, edited by Albert Moran. Brisbane: Institute for Cultural Policy Studies, Faculty of Humanities, Griffith University.
AIATS Library annotation: History, functions and importance of the Warlpiri Media Association (WMA); Broadcasting in Remote Aboriginal Communities Scheme (BRACS) and its lack of funding
1994: Granites, Robin Japanangka & Toyne, Peter. 1994. The Tanami Network: Alleviating isolation through regional, national and global networking. Background discussion paper, Yuendumu. Unpublished manuscript.
1994: Graham, Robert. See Bell 1993.
1994: Daniels, Dolly Nampijinpa & Anne Mosey. 1994. Ngurra (camp/home/country). Underdale: University of SA Art Museum. ISBN 0868030813 32pp.
1994: Michaels, Eric, 1948-1988. 1994. Bad Aboriginal art: tradition, media and technological horizons. Foreword by Dick Hebdige; introduction by Marcia Langton. (Theory out of bounds v. 3.) xlix+203pp. ISBN 0816623414 Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. 204pp. Sydney: Allen & Unwin.
1993: Swain, Tony (1955-). 1993. A place for strangers: towards a history of Australian Aboriginal being. Cambridge England ; Melbourne : Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0521430054 * Reviewed by FranÃ§oise Dussart in American Ethnologist 22.4(1995),1041-2.
1993: Stotz, Gertrude. 1993. "Kurdungurlu got to drive Toyota": differential colonizing process among the Warlpiri. vii+264 leaves. Thesis (Ph.D.)--Deakin University.
1993: Peterson, Nicolas. 1993. Recent research on land tenure in the Central Desert of Australia. [5pp. ms.]
1993: Peterson, Nicolas. 1993. [in Japanese] The Japanese Journal of Science 46.8(Aug. 1993),[39-45]745-751.
1993: Molnar, Helen. 1993. Indigenous use of small media: community radio, BRACS -Broadcasting for Remote Aboriginal Communities Scheme- and the Tanami network, pp.30-49 in Circit Conference (1993: Melbourne). Enhancing Cultural Value: Narrowcasting, Community Media and Cultural Development: Proceedings.
1993: Marcus, Julie (ed.) 1993. First in their field : women and Australian anthropology. ISBN 0522844669 xvi+189pp. Melbourne: Melbourne University Press.
1993: Lowe, Hinton John. c1993. Jukurrpa wankaru juku = keeping the dreaming alive / [photography, Christopher Groenhout ; ... written by Hinton J. Lowe] Melbourne: Australian Exhibitions Touring Agency. ISBN 1875296115 24pp.
1993: Laughren: see Glowczewski 1991.
1993: Fischer, R.A. 1993. The savage Media - A media-anthropological evaluation of the technologization of aboriginal communication-modes with special regard to the Warlpiri video-work in Yuendumu. Zurich, unpublished manuscript.
1993: Faulstich, Paul. 1993. "You read 'im this country": landscape, self and art in an Aboriginal community, pp. (149)-161, 255-256 in Artistic Heritage in a Changing Pacific, edited by Philip J.C. Dark & Roger G. Rose. Bathurst, N.S.W.: Crawford House Press. ISBN 1863330801 * Selected papers of the Pacific Arts Association's Fourth International Symposium on the Arts of the Pacific held in August 1989 in Honolulu. * AIATSIS Library annotation: Discusses how Warlpiri landscape contains personal and group identity and history; how art and ritual are extensions of mythology and landscape and how Warlpiri world view and values are expressed through their art
1993: Dussart, Françoise. 1994. Quelle [est l']'Evolution des Collections d'Art AborigÃ¨nes et Australiennes sous la Pression du Marche [Public], pp. 49-53 in Les Cahiers de Publics et Musées. Musée de France, MinistÃ¨re de la Culture et de la Francophonie et College International de Philosophie. [How the market influenced the ways things were bought by museums in Australia, France, etc.]
1993: Dussart, Françoise. 1993. L'Australie: La Peinture du Centre et le Colonialisme, pp.518-520 in Encyclopedia Universalis, ed. by Mme F. Flon-Granveaud. Paris.; La peinture des aborigÃ¨nes d'Australie : catalogue édité Ã¡ l'occasion de l'exposition Peinture des aborigÃ¨nes d'Australie au Musée des arts d'Afrique et d'Océanie, Paris, mai-novembre 1993
1993: Biddle, Jennifer. 1993. The anthropologist's body, or what it means to break your neck in the field. The Australian Journal of Anthropology (TAJA) 4.3,184-197. * following vehicle accident near Papunya
1993: Bell, Diane. 1993. Daughters of the Dreaming. Allen & Unwin. 2nd edition of Bell 1983. * Reviewed by Robert Graham Australian Aboriginal Studies 1994/1,45-49. Discussion in Australian Aboriginal Studies 1995/2,34-37.
1993: Bagshaw, Jean. 1993. Stores & stories. Northern Territory Aboriginal communities. Historical Society of the Northern Territory: in association with the North Australia Research Unit. ISBN 0-9599702-4-X [Yuendumu periods from May 1978 to October 1989]
1993: Ginsburg, Faye. 1993. Indigenous media: Faustian contract or global village, pp.356]-[375] in Rereading cultural anthropology ed. by G. Marcus. Duke University.; AIATSIS Library annotation: First part of this paper addresses how indigenous media challenges the conventions and categories of both traditional culture and ethnographic film; the second part explores the specific cases of several media groups in Central Australia including Warlpiri Media Association and CAAMA
1992: Watt, Ron. 1992. Bilingual education and self determination at Lajamanu in the Northern Territory. A research paper submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Education. School of Education, Deakin University, February 1992. vii+74pp.
1992: van Holst Pellekaan, Sheila. The process of consultation with Aboriginal communities regarding biomedical and anthropological research. Conf Proc Aust Bioethics Assoc Ann Conf 1992 3:17. Women's College, University of Sydney, Sydney.
1992: Toyne, Peter. 1992. The Tanami Network: New uses for communications in support of social links and service delivery in the remote Aboriginal communities of the Tanami. Paper presented to Service Delivery and Communications in the 1990s Conference, Alice Springs, March.
1992: Oâ€™Flynn, Luala/Nuala. 1992. Aboriginal Painting, Past and Present: Reading Direction and the Unaboriginal Eye. Australian and New Zealand Studies in Canada 8 * mentions Lajamanu women's acrylic paintings
1992: Niblett, Michael. 1992. Text and Context: Some Issues in Warlpiri Ethnography. MA thesis, Anthropology, Arts, ANU.
1992: Morais, Meaghan Jones. 1992. Documenting dance: Benesh movement notation and the Warlpiri of central Australia, pp.130-144 (discussion pp.145-153) in Music and Dance of Aboriginal Australia and the South Pacific. The Effects of Documentation on the Living Tradition, ed. by Alice Marshall Moyle. Papers and Discussions of the Colloquium of the International Council for Traditional Music held in Townsville, 1988. Oceania Monograph 41. Sydney: The University of Sydney.
1992: Fischer, R.A. 1992. On the emergence of a cybernetic mass-culture and its implications for the making of art, pp.259-273 in Swiss Art, ed. by Heinz Horat. New York: Hudsons Hill.
1992: Dussart, Franoise. 1992. Creation et innovation. Journal de la Societé des Oceanistes 94.1,25-34. * n1: "Cette communication a été présentée au séminaire de la Société des Océanistes en mars 1990."
1992: Dussart, Françoise. 1992. Warlpiri paintings: symbols tell stories, pp.32-35 in Australia through Time, Faces series. American Museum of Natural History & Cobblestone Press.
1992: Dussart, Françoise. 1992. The Politices of Female Identity: Warlpiri Widows at Yuendumu. Ethnology 31.4,337-350.
1992: Faulstich, Paul. 1992. Of Earth and Dreaming: Abstraction and Naturalism in Warlpiri Art. In M.J. Morwood and D.R. Hobbs (eds), Rock Art and Ethnography, pp. 19-23. Melbourne: Archaeological Publications.
1991: Read, Peter and Jay. 1991. Long time, olden time : Aboriginal accounts of Northern Territory history, collected and edited by Peter and Jay Read. Alice Springs, N.T. : Institute for Aboriginal Development. 3 sound cassettes + 1 book (xv+151pp.)
1991: Peterson, Nicolas & Toshio Matsuyama (eds) 1991. Cash, commoditisation and changing foragers. Kokuritsu Minzokugaku Hakubutsukan. Osaka, Japan: National Museum of Ethnology. ii+294pp. (Senri ethnological studies 0387-6004 ; 30.)
1991: McRae, Jill Frances Kealey. 1991. Story as sovereignty: a study of the relationship between the sand stories of the Warlpiri Aborigines and their country. [Lindfield, N.S.W.]: University of Technology Sydney, Kuring-gai Campus, School of Teacher Education. 110pp. (Kuring-gai studies in children's literature no. 3) * field visit at Lajamanu Oct-Nov 1988; pp.71-86: 9 stories in English translation; reprints English and graphics of Yawulyukurlu * NLA Call Number Nq 809.8928205 KUR
1991: Hoogenraad, Robert (compiler). 1991. DRAFT Warlpiri language and culture curriculum: secondary level: years 8-10, prepared by NT Education Department Staff from material developed in the course of the Warlpiri Secondary Curriculum Workshops held during 1988/89. Unpublished MS, Alice Springs, N.T. Department of Education.
1991: Harris, Pam. 1991. Mathematics in a cultural context: Aboriginal perspectives on space, time and money. 168pp. ISBN 0-7300-1209-3 Geelong: Deakin University.
1991: Glowczewski, Barbara. 1991. Du Rêve. La Loi Chez Les Aborigènes. Mythes, rites et organisation sociale en Australie. Presses Universitaires de France. ISBN 2 13 0437451. * reviewed by Mary Laughren Australian Aboriginal Studies 1993/2,74-80.
1991: Crumlin, Rosemary (ed.). 1991. Aboriginal Art and Spirituality. ISBN 0859249980 151pp. Collins Dove. * Foreword by Margaret Carnegie. 'Lajamanu', 59-62 by Judith Ryan. 'Yuendumu', 63-67 by Felicity Wright. 'Papunya', 76-93 by Gabrielle Pizzi. 'Of Myth and Symbol, and Art in the Everyday', 113-117, transcript of an interview with Chris Anderson.
1991: Bear-Wingfield, Rebecca (curator). 1991. Kuna Jarrayi Painters of Nyirrpi Community. An exhibition for NAIDOC Week 1991 presented by the Flinders University of South Australia, etc. Catalogue notes by Vincent Megaw. 37 items.
1991: Avery, David. 1991. Duck Pond Toyota: The Northern Territory’s Liquor Act – Restricted areas and the seizure of vehicles: beneficial legislation? Aboriginal Law Bulletin 2.51 (August 1991), 14.
1991: Biddle, Jennifer. [1991?] Dot, circle, difference: Translating Central Desert paintings, Chapter 3, pp.27-39 in Cartographies. Poststructuralism and the mapping of bodies and space, edited by Rosalyn Diprose & Robyn Ferrell. Allen & Unwin.
1991: Glowczewski, Barbara (ed.) 1991. YAPA: peintres Aborigènes de Balgo et Lajamanu / Aboriginal painters from Balgo and Lajamanu [French /English]. Paris: Baudoin Lebon editeur. 171pp. ISBN 2-87688-020-2; * AIATSIS Library annotation: Includes sections by Barbara Glowczewski, Christiane Senn, Michael Rae and Sylvie Poirier; historical and cultural context of acrylic art produced by Balgo and Lajamanu artists; brief biographies and discussion of individual artists; relation of law to dreaming and men's and women's art; skin names and subsections; substantial explanation of motifs and myths depicted; extended account of eight myths:- Digging Stick - single women, Wind - two men cannibals, Medicine-Men, Invincible - childhood of Wind Brothers, Rain - two transgressors, Rain and Rainbow snake, Stone Curlew - fire messenger, Birds, Plants and Animal Dreaming
1990: Wales, Roger. 1990. Children's pictures. Chapter 8 in Understanding Children, edited by Robert Grieve and Martin Hughes. Oxford: Blackwell.
1990: Ryan, Judith. 1990. Paint up big - Warlpiri women's art of Lajamanu. Melbourne: National Gallery of Victoria. 80pp. ISBN 0724101454 * on t.p.: This book is published with the generous support of the Reichstein Foundation.
1990: Ryan, Judith. 1990. Mythscapes.
1990: Rowse, Tim. 1990. Enlisting the Warlpiri. Continuum 3.2. [see O'Reagan 1990] [41p. ts.]
1990: Robson, Frank. 1990. The other games. The Australian Magazine (January 20-21) 30-33,36.
1990: Philips, Dorothea. 1990. Jukurrpa. Artlink 10.1 & 2,23-24.
1990: O'Reagan, Tim (ed.) 1990. Communication and Tradition: Essays after Eric Michaels. Special issue of Continuum: The Australian Journal of Media & Culture. Includes O'Reagan's TV as cultural technology: the work of Eric Michaels. Continuum 3.2,53-98; Hodge, R. Aboriginal truth and white media: Eric Michaels meets the spirit of Aboriginalism. Continuum 3.2,201-225.
1990: Monty, Sharon. 1990. Abie Jangala. Artlink 10.1 & 2,15.
1990: McKenzie, Peter. 1990. Magiciens de la Terre: "Paris is alright but it's not Yuendumu". Artlink 10.1 & 2,77-79.
1990: Lennard, Christine. 1990. Warlukurlangu Artists. Artlink 10.1 & 2 (Autumn/Winter 1990),22.
1990: Lennard, Christine. 1990. Two artists from Yuendumu. [F Bronson and Norah Nelson] Artlink 10.1 & 2 (Autumn/Winter 1990),16-17.
1990: Kirkby, David. 1990. Journey to Kamirlunyu. Australian Short Stories 30,41-50.
1990: Hoogenraad, Robert. 1990. AWarlpiri secondary level language and culture curriculum: a short description. N.T. Bilingual Education Newsletter 90-1,11-14. Darwin, N.T. Department of Education. * AIATSIS Library Annotation: Proposals for extending the Warlpiri Bilingual Education Program at Willowra, arising from Bess Nungarrayi Price's work at Yirara College
1990: Dussart, FranÃ§oise. 1990. The choice of widowhood among Warlpiri women. Conference on Hunting and Gathering Societies (6th 1990; Alaska) - Sixth International Conference on Hunting and Gathering Societies, CHAGS 6; hunting and gathering societies changing peoples, changing theories; University of Alaska Fairbanks May 27 - June 1, 1990 - Alaska: University of Alaska Fairbanks.
1990: Cataldi, Lee. 1990. Language maintenance: bilingual education at Lajamanu school, pp.83-88 in Language Maintenance, Power and Education in Australian Aboriginal Contexts, ed. by Chris Walton & Willian Eggington. Darwin: NTU Press.
1990: Cataldi, Lee. 1990. The Women Who Live on the Ground. Poems 1978-1988. Penguin Books. ISBN 0 14 058654 7. 55pp.
1990: Faulstich, Paul Evan. 1990. Landscape perception and visual metaphor in Warlpiri world view. Ph.D. dissertation, Anthropology, East-West Center and the University of Hawaii at Manoa, 1990 * published 1991 by University Microfilms International, Ann Arbor, Mich. 4 microfiches. Order number 91-18035. * NLA Call Number mc 252 91-18035
1990: Michaels, Eric. 1990. Unbecoming. An Aids Diary. EMPress Publising (PO Box 134, Rose Bay NSW 2029) 192pp. ISBN 0 646 01184 7 (pp.15-20: Introduction: Authenticity and AIDS, by Simon Watney) $19.95
1990: Michaels, Eric. 1990. A model of teleported texts (with reference to Aboriginal Television).Continuum 3.2,8-31.
1989: Swain, Tony. 1989. Dreaming, Whites and the Australian landscape: some popular misconceptions. The Journal of Religious History 15.3,345-350.
1989: See Glowczewski 1996.
1989: Peterson, Nicolas. 1989. [Western Desert land claim book.] A Central Land Council submission on behalf of the traditional owners of the land claimed.
1989: Lucich, Peter. 1989. The rational in the real: explaining the symmetries of Australian kinship and cosmology. Mankind 19.3,241-259.
1989: Glowczewski, Barbara. 1989. A topological approach to Australian cosmology and social organisation. Mankind 19.3,227-240.
1989: Dussart, FranÃ§oise. 1989. RÃªves a l'acrylique. Australie noire / dirige par Sylvie Girardet, Claire Merleau-Ponty et Anne Tardy -- Paris : Autrement Revue 1989,104-111. ill.
1988: Swain, Tony. 1988. The Ghost of Space. Reflections of Warlpiri Christian Iconography and Ritual. Swain & Rose 1988:452-469.
1988: Swain, Tony & Deborah Bird Rose (eds). 1988. Aboriginal Australians and Christian Missions. Ethnographic and Historical Studies. ix+489pp. ISBN 0 908083 15 7 Bedford Park, SA: Australian Association for the Study of Religions, SACAE.
1988: Roberts, Ainslie. 1988. Echoes of the Dreamtime. Melbourne: JM Dent Pty Limited. * painting "The Guardian of Owl Rock"
1988: McClay, David JL. 1988. Surviving the whiteman's world: adult education in Aboriginal society. PhD thesis, Graduate School of Education, University of Queensland. xv+464pp. * based on work at Lajamanu * UQ Library THE6582 * AIATSIS Library Ms 2670
1988: Lawson, S. 1988. Sons of the Kangaroo. An Analysis of the Warlpiri Initiation Complex. BA(Hons) thesis, Anthropology, Arts, ANU.
1988: Hughes, Robert. 1988. Evoking the spirit ancestors. Time Australia 3.44(31/10/88),60,64.
1988: Glowczewski, Barbara. 1988. La Loi Du Rêve. Approche topologique de l'organisation sociale et des cosmologies des AborigÃ¨nes australiens. ThÃ¨se d'Etat Ã¨s-lettres et Sciences Humaines. Annexe II. Paroles de Warlpiri, 491-604. [20 sections.] 645pp. Mars 1988. Université de Paris I - Panthéon-Sorbonne.
1988: Dussart, FranÃ§oise. 1988. Women's acrylic paintings from Yuendumu. The Inspired Dream. [8pp., catalogue]. March 1988. [Brisbane:] Queensland Art Gallery.
1988: Dussart, FranÃ§oise. 1988. Warlpiri women's Yawulyu ceremonies: a forum for socialization and innovation. xii, 283 leaves; ill., geneal. tables, maps. Thesis (Ph.D) - Australian National University.
1988: Dussart, FranÃ§oise-F. 1988. Notes on Warlpiri women's personal names. Journal de la Societé des Oceanistes 86.1,53-60.
1988: Bell, Diane. 1988. Choose your Mission Wisely. Christian colonials and Aboriginal marital arrangements on the northern frontier. Swain & Rose 1988:338-352. [Warlpiri 338-341,347-8]
1988: Anderson, Chris & FranÃ§oise Dussart. 1988. Dreamings in Acrylic: Contemporary Western Desert Art, pp. 89-142 in Dreamings, ed. by Peter Sutton. New York: Braziller.
1988: Faulstich, Paul. 1988. Representing Warlpiri: Art and Object in an Aboriginal World View. Presented to Australian Rock Art Research Assoc. Congress, Darwin.
1987: Wild, Stephen A. 1987. Recreating the JUKURRPA: adaptation and innovation of songs and ceremonies in Warlpiri society. Clunies Ross et al (eds.) (1987:97-)
1987: Warlukurlangu Artists. 1987. Yuendumu Doors. Kuruwarri. ISBN 0 85575 179 7 v+143pp. Canberra: AIAS.
1987: Sutton, Peter. 1987. Mystery and change. Chapter 5. Clunies Ross et al 1987:77-96.
1987: Miller, Daniel. 1987. Munn: Objectification as Culture, Chapter 4, pp.50-67 in Material culture and Mass Consumption. Social Archaeology series. Basil Blackwell.
1987: Jones, Philip. 1987. South Australian anthropological history: the Board for Anthropological Research and its early expeditions. Records of the South Australian Museum 20,71-92.
1987: Glowczewski, Barbara. 1987. Totem, rÃªve et langage. Les Warlpiri du désert central australien. Annales de la Fondation Fyssen No.3 (3e trimestre 1987),59-67. [194, rue de Rivoli - Paris Ier Te/l. 42.97.53.16]
1987: Glowczewski, Barbara. 1987. Lieux et liens en Australie. L'Homme 104:90-97.
1987: Glowczewski, Barbara & F. Guattari. 1987. Espaces de rêves: Les Warlpiri. Exposé et discussion (18 janvier 1983, 26 février 1985) ChimÃ¨res 1:4-37.
1987: Glowczewski, Barbara & C.H. Pradelles de Latour. 1987. La diagonale de la belle-mÃ¨re. L'Homme 104:27-53.
1987: Clunies Ross, Margaret, Tamsin Donaldson & Stephen A. Wild (eds). 1987. Songs of Aboriginal Australia. Sydney: University of Sydney. viii+199pp. Oceania Monographs 32. [out of print] Companion sound cassette (AIATSIS 1990).
1987: Cadzow, Jane. 1987. The art of the desert Dreaming. Weekend Australian 8-9/8/1987.
1987: Brown, Jenny. 1987. Dreamings. Art from another world. Good Weekend (April 10-11, 1987),68-70,72. [with The Age 10/4/87]
1987: Michaels, Eric. 1987. Hundreds shot at Aboriginal community: ABC makes documentary at Yuendumu. Media Information Australia 45,7-17.
1987: Michaels, Eric. 1987. Hollywood iconography, a Warlpiri reading, pp.109-124 in Television and Its Audience: International Research Perspectives ed. by P. Drummond & R. Patterson. London: British Film Institute.
1987: Michaels, Eric. 1987. Aboriginal content: Who's got it? -- who needs it? Art and Text 23/4 (March-May 1987),58-79. * see Michaels 1986
1986: Turner, David H. 1986. Transformation and tradition : a report on Aboriginal development in/on the Northern Territory of Australia. [Darwin :Dept. of Community Development, 1986]. Collation 173, 19, 21, 19, 18 p., [4] p. of plates :ill., maps ;25 cm. * NT State Reference Library 305.89915 TRAN * includes Yuendumu
1986: Swain, Tony. 1986. Wapirra Know 'im now: Reflections on spatial elements in Warlpiri Christian ritual and iconography. Paper presented at the 11th Annual Conference of the Australian Association for the Study of Religion, Adelaide, 1986. 17pp. ts.
1986: Roche, Sandra, Ron Watt & Lee Cataldi. 1986. Transferring to English: Grade 3-4-5 at Lajamanu school. Aboriginal Child at School 14.5(Oct/Nov 1986),3-19.
1986: Reece, Laurie. What the Warlpiri Aborigines Believe about the Origin of Everything. Creation Magazine 8.2(March),34-36.
1986: Poulson, Christopher, Tess Ross, Tim Shopen & Peter Toyne. [1986]. Warlpiri language and culture -- adaptation to contemporary needs. Language in Aboriginal Australia (Alice Springs) No.1, pp.7-12.
1986: Munn, Nancy D. 1986 [1973]. Walbiri Iconography. Graphic Representation and Cultural Symbolism in a Central Australian Society. Ithaca, London: Cornell U.P. ISBN 0-8014-0739-7 [1st ed. 1973] * "Afterword, 1986", pp.222-231 in 2nd ed. 1986, Chicago UP.
1986: Hamilton, Annette. 1986. Daughters of the imaginary. Canberra Anthropology 9.2,1-25. * [AIATSIS Librarty annotation: Discussion of divergent findings about position and powers of women in traditional society; critique of Bell's Daughters of the Dreaming [Bell 1983]; feminism and anthropology]
1986: Hale, K, M. Honda & W. O'Neil & M Laughren. 1986. Bilingual-Bicultural Education in Nicaragua. Proceedings of the Sixth Annual International Native American Language Issues Institute, Oklahoma City.
1986: Glowczewski, Barbara. 1986. Les hommes du dessous et les femmes du haut. CÃ´té Femmes (L'Harmattan)
1986: Glowczewski, Barbara. 1986. La peur de l'Autre, in Vers des sociétés pluriculturelles . ORSTOM.
1986: Gibson, D[avid] F. 1986. A Biological Survey of the Tanami Desert in the Northern Territory Technical Report - Number 30. Alice Springs: Conservation Commission of the Northern Territory. ISBN 07245 0836 8 ISSN 0729 9990 xiii+258pp.
1986: Fleming, Tom (-1990). 1986. [Interview with Reverend Tom Fleming and his wife, Baptist missionaries] [sound recording] Ray Aitchison (1923-). Recorded at Alice Springs 4 July 1986. 2 cassettes (ca. 135 min.) 1 7/8 ips. NLA summary: * "Reverend and Mrs Fleming speak about their work over a 25-year period at the Yuendumu Aboriginal settlement; beliefs of the Walbiri (Warlpiri) people; and problems of alcoholism and petrol sniffing. Reverend Fleming speaks about his time as a prisoner of war during World War II and his decision to become a missionary. * NLA Oral History R.R LG1 ORAL TRC 2076
1986: Faulstich, Paul. 1986. Pictures of the Dreaming : Aboriginal rock art of Australia. Archaeol. 39.4,18-25. * p.19 mention of Warlpiri area
1986: Michaels, Eric. 1986. Aboriginal media history: an inverted sequence. Paper presented to the 1986 International Television Studies Conference. ts. 28pp.
1986: Michaels, Eric. 1986. Aboriginal content: who's got it -- who needs it?. Keynote address: Documentary Sessions, Australian Screen Studies Association, Sydney, December 1986. 22pp. ts. Canberra. * see Michaels 1987
1986: Michaels, Eric. 1986. Aboriginal Invention of Television. Central Australia 1982-86. The Institute Report Series. Canberra: A.I.A.S. xxiii+159pp.
1985: Wafer, Petronella. 1985. Personhood among the Warlpiri. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Washington DC, December.
1985: Glowczewski, Barbara. 1985. Droits territoriaux aborige 'ne. pp.18-26. Les rÃªves en terre [Ngaripalang Nungarrayi], p.27. Ethnies. Droits de l'home et peuples autochtones. Revue de Survival International (France) 3(automne 1985). 40F ISSN 0295-9151
1985: Bell, Diane. 1985. Topsy Napurrula Nelson, Teacher, philosopher and friend, Chapter 1, pp.1-18 in Fighters and Singers: The lives of some Australian Aboriginal women, ed. by Isobel White, Diane Barwick & Betty Meehan. Sydney, London, Boston: George Allen & Unwin.
1985: Michaels, Eric. 1985. How video has helped a group of Aborigines in Australia. Media Development 1,16-18.
1985: Michaels, Eric. 1985. Constraints on Knowledge in an Economy of Oral Information. Current Anthropology 26.4(August-October),505-510.
1985: Michaels, Eric. 1985. Ask a foolish question. On the methodologies of cross cultural media research. Australian Journal of Cultural Studies 3.2(December),45-59.
1984: Wild, Stephen. 1984. Warlbiri music and culture: meaning in a central Australian song series, in Problems and Solutions. Occasional essays in Musicology presented to Alice M. Moyle, ed. by Jamie C. Kassler & Jill Stubington. Sydney: Hale & Iremonger. ISBN 0 86806 148 4 416pp. $30.
1984: Stead, Jeff. A claim to Chilla Well Pastoral Lease by the Warlpiri. January 1984. Appendix by P. Wafer, July 1983. A Central Land Council submission on behalf of the traditional owners of the land claimed. [v]+96+vii+8pp.
1984: Scheffler, Harold W. 1984. Review of Heath et al (eds.) 1982. American Anthropologist 86:149-150.
1984: Rumble, John. 1984. Central Australian Aboriginal Child Care Agency. Research Report. 76+36pp. Funded by Department of Social Security 30th August, 1984. Chap.3 Alice Springs - Town Area. Chap.4 Yuendumu, pp.34-50. Chap. 5 Ayers Rock. Chap.6 Docker River.
1984: Phipps, Jennifer. 1984. Entre Deux Mondes. Australians in Paris. The Age Monthly Review 3.9(January),11-13.
1984: Jones, Megan Llinos. 1984. A culture in motion: a study of the interrelationship of dancing, sorrowing, hunting, and fighting as performed by the Warlpiri women of Central Australia. xvi+437pp. M.A. Thesis - University of Hawaii. * AIATSIS Library MS 2108 *; AIATSIS Library annotation: Comprehensive analysis of the formal movements of yawulyu (women's ritual), kankarlu (dances for boy initiates), initiation ceremonies and sorry business and the structurally similar non formal movements of hunting, camping out and fighting includes detailed ethnographic accounts of both sacred (open) and secular occasions focussing on relationships between participants, emic and etic meanings attached to movement and body transfiguration, techniques, implements (including ritual); the analysis focusses on the intercontextuality of movements (shared patterns) and the interrelationship of contexts (the role of movement in building up systems of environmental and cosmological meaning); Appendices include Benesh Movement Notation for dance, sign language, sorrowing, hunting and fighting movements; based on fieldwork at Willowra
1984: Gumbert, Marc. 1984. Neither justice nor reason. A legal and anthropological analysis of Aboriginal land rights. St Lucia: University of Queensland Press. xvii+215pp. ISBN 0 7022 1746 8
1984: Glowczewski, Barbara. 1984. Viol et inviolabilité: un mythe territorial en Australie centrale. Cahiers de Littérature Orale 14,125-150.
1984: Glowczewski, Barbara. 1984. Les Aborigènes à Paris. Change International 2
1984: Glowczewski, Barbara. 1984. III. Au pays du Dreamland et de la terre rouge: les aborigènes. Autrement Hors-série 7 (Avril 1984):133-183. (Sur la piste des droits à la terre 130-147; Le serpent Arc-en-Ciel veille sur l'Île Mornington 148-160; Les tribus du Rêve cybernétique 161-183.) 70F. ISSN 0336 5816
1984: Dubinskas, Frank A. & Sharon Traweek. 1984. Closer to the ground: a reinterpretation of Walbiri iconography. Man (N.S.) 19.1:15-30.
1984: Cribbin, John. 1984. The killing times. The Coniston massacre 1928. 168pp. Sydney: Fontana Books. ISBN 0 00 636583 3 $6.95. [Extract in Canberra Times 19/5/84.]
1984: Combe, Colleen E. 1984. Making the curriculum your own: Report of a Total Curriculum Development Exercise in Lajamanu School. iii+76pp. ISBN 0-949887-10-2.
1984: Combe, Colleen E. 1984. Lajamanu School Statement of Policy. [iv]+24pp. ISBN 0-949887-08-0.
1984: Charlesworth, Max, Howard Morphy, Diane Bell & Ken Maddock (eds). 1984. Religion in Aboriginal Australia - an anthology. Queensland UP.
1984: Michaels, Eric. 1984. Aboriginal Australians and the New World Information Order. Media Information in Australia 34,51-61. Paper presented to the ANU Public Affairs Forum on Aborigines and International Law, November 1984.
1984: Michaels, Eric & Leonard Japanangka Granites. 1984. The cost of video at Yuendumu. Media Information Australia. The Quarterly Journal of Media Research and Resources. 32(May),17-25. Prepublication draft 'The costs of video in an Aboriginal community' submitted to CAAMA during the Second Conference of NAIBA, Alice Springs, 23-26 October 1983. 14pp.
1984: Michaels, Eric & Frances Jupurrula Kelly. [1985]. The social organisation of an Aboriginal video workplace. Australian Aboriginal Studies 1984/number 1:26-34. [17+2pp. Working Draft, 19 April 1984. A.I.A.S.] Also pp.89-93 in Programme: 3rd International Video and Television Festival, ed. by M. Bongiovanni. (Montbeliard: Centre d'Action Culturelle de Montbeliard, 1986).
1983: Young, Elspeth. 1983. Income and employment for women in remote communities: examples from the Northern Territory, Gale (ed.) 1983:126-135.
1983: Young, Elspeth. 1983. Continuité et changement dans la mobilité des aborigÃ¨nes: les Warlpiri du désert central australien. L'Espace Géographique no.1,33-45. [Doin, 8, place de l'Odéon, Paris-VIe.]
1983: Stead, Jeffrey. 1983. A Report to the Central Land Council on Land Ownership in the Granites area. [Darwin]: [Aboriginal] Sacred Sites Authority. 1/8/83. 27pp.
1983: Sawenko, Anatoly. 1983. Careless with the facts: land rights film. Land Rights News Central Australia 17 (Autumn), 16-17.
1983: Peterson, Nicolas. 1983. Rights, residence and process in Australian territorial organisation, pp.134-145 in Aborigines, Land and Land Rights , ed. by Nicolas Peterson and Marcia Langton. A.I.A.S. New Series No.42. Canberra: A.I.A.S.
1983: Nathan, Pam [Napurrula] & Dick Leichleitner Japanangka. 1983b. Settle Down Country. Pmere Arlaltyewele. Malmsbury, Vic.: Kibble Books & Alice Springs: Central Australian Aboriginal Congress. xiv+207pp. $8.50. ISBN 0 909150 05 9.
1983: Nathan, Pam [Napurrula] & Dick Leichleitner Japanangka. 1983a. Health Business: a report for the Central Australian Aboriginal Congress. xv+216pp. $10 (from Congress)/$13 (bookshops). ISBN 0 85859 286 X
1983: Myers, Fred R. & Bette E. Clark. A claim to areas of traditional land by the Warlpiri, Kukatja, and Ngarti. First draft, 72pp. Central Land Council, May 1983.
1983: Miller, Maria [Nampijinpa]. 1983. Changes in the Games and Pastimes of Australian Aborigines. M.A. thesis in Ergonomics, University of California at Santa Barbara. January 1983. 152pp. 21 photos.
1983: Glowczewski, Barbara. 1983. Manifestations symboliques d'une transition économique: le 'Juluru', culte intertribal du 'cargo'. (Australie occidentale et centrale). L'Homme 23(2)(avr.-juin 1983):7-35
1983: Glowczewski, Barbara. 1983. Death, women, and 'value production': the circulation of hair strings among the Walpiri of the Central Australian Desert. (Maisons des Sciences de l'Homme). Ethnology. An International Journal of Cultural and Social Anthropology. Pittsburgh. 22(3) July 1983:225-239.
1983: Gale, Fay (ed.) 1983. We Are Bosses Our-selves. The status and role of Aboriginal women today. x+175pp. Canberra: A.I.A.S. New Series No. 41. ISBN 085575 138 X (from 1980 ANZAAS Congress, Adelaide)
1983: Drillon, Jacques?? . 1983. Des shows cachés depuis la création du monde. pp.107-108. de Gubernatis, Raphael. 1983. Le Geste-fossile. p.107. Huser, France. 1983. Monna Lisa, Warhol at les Warlpiris. p.108. Le Nouveau Observateur.
1983: Briane, J.F. 1983. Le Paris des aborigènes. Liberation 15/16 octobre. p.37.Aubry, Chantal. 1983. Libé 8/9 octobre.
1983: Bell, Diane. 1983. Daughters of the Dreaming. Melbourne: McPhee Gribble, North Sydney: George Allen & Unwin. 297pp. ISBN 0 86861 472 6. * Reviewed by Eric Kolig Australian Aboriginal Studies. Discussed by Hamilton 1986 * 2nd edition: see Bell 1993
1983: D'un autre continent: l'Australie le rêve et le réel. 1983. Ministère des relations extérieures ARC/ Musée d'Art de la Ville de Paris. 4 octobre - 4 décembre 1983. 90F. (M. Léon Paroissen, Commissaire général)
1983: Michaels, Eric. Television - Drawing the Line: research approaches for the example of remote Aboriginal communities. AIAS Seminar 21 April 1983, 2.30pm. 33pp.
1983: Michaels, Eric. 1983. Aboriginal Australians and the New World Information Order. Presentation to the ANU Public Affairs Conference Aborigines and International Law November 1983, Canberra. 10pp. + 8pp. discussion.
1983: Michaels, Eric and Peter Toyne. 1983. Out of touch: the costs of not having telephone in a remote community. 9pp. [Yuendumu, late 1983.]
1982: Russo, Cos & Stephen G. Harris. 1982. Developing an Aboriginal written literature, pp.51-65 in Aboriginal Literacy: bridging the gap, ed. by Ruth Lipscombe & Don Burnes. Adelaide: Australian Reading Association Inc. (P.O. Box 187, Rozelle NSW 2039) ISBN 0 9596613 9 5
1982: Peterson, Nicolas. 1982. Service delivery and dependency, the economic watershed of the eighties, pp.56-61 in Service Delivery to Remote Communities, ed. by Peter Loveday. A.N.U. N.A.R.U. Monograph. ISBN 0 86784 200 8
1982: Peterson, Nicolas & Elspeth Young. 1982. Land Claim to Mount Allan Pastoral Lease. 30pp. Alice Springs: Central Land Council.
1982: Nash, David. 1982. Aboriginal knowledge of the aeroplane 'Kookaburra'. Aboriginal History 6.1,61-73.
1982: Millikan, David. 1982. Zadok Centre News, July 1982.
1982: Lorham, Chris. 1982. Kumajay's case: A NT record of interview. Aboriginal Law Bulletin 3(April),3-4.
1982: Jones, Megan Llinos. 1982. Movements to live by for the Warlpiri women of central Australia. [i]+15pp. typescript Paper presented at the Australian Anthropological Society meeting, Aug. 1982, Canberra(?).; AIATSIS Library annotation: Analysis of the roles, structures and semantics of dance movements in both formal and non-formal contexts; compares women's body movements in gathering and hunting techniques with those used in dance
1982: Eller, John David. 1982. [Map with 381 Warlpiri place names, for area between Lat. 22° 00'S and 22° 45'S, Long 130° 30'E and 132° 00'E. Some additional names added to original by David Nash. Based on field work September-October 1982 primarily with Jack Jakamarra Ross and with the assistance of Wendy Baarda. Index compiled by David Nash.]. Cardboard ms. in two sheets. Yuendumu. Copy held at Yuendumu Community Council (yellow cardboard) and Warlpiri Literature Production Centre (original, orange cardboard).
1982: Breen, Marcus. 1982. David Millikan talks to Marcus Breen. Cinema Papers 39 (Aug),332-333,393. * interview
1982: Breen, Marcus. 1982. A Shifting Dreaming: a dramatized documentary. Cinema Papers 39 (Aug),330,331,393.
1982: Bell, Diane. 1982. Aboriginal Women and the Religious Experience. The Young Australian Scholar Lecture Series. Number Three. 16pp. Bedford Park, SA: Australian Association for the Study of Religions (Sturt Campus of the SACAE). * also published pp.237-256 in Traditional Aboriginal Society: a reader, ed. by W.H. Edwards. MacMillan.
1982: Barwick, R.E. 1982. The anatomy of an aircraft: a Warlpiri engraving. Aboriginal History 6 (June/ Dec),74-80.
1982: Aboriginal Land Commission. 1982. Warlmanpa, Warlpiri, Mudbura and Warumungu Land Claim. Report by the Aboriginal Land Commissioner to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and to the Administrator of the Northern Territory. Canberra: A.G.P.S.
1982: Aboriginal Land Commission. 1982. Kaytej, Warlpiri and Warlmanpa land claim. Report by the Aboriginal Land Commissioner, Mr. Justice Toohey, to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and to the Administrator of the Northern Territory. No. 14. Australian Government Publishing Service. [cat. no.8206696] viii+66pp.
1982: Faulstich, Paul. 1982. Australian Aboriginal rock art and the sense of place. Am. Indian Rock Art 9,96-113. * AIATSIS Library annotation: Wall engravings and markings representing Dreamtime occurrences; situated at Koonalda Cave, Yuendumu, Black Hill Pool, Carnarvon Range and Pilbara * p.98 The Granites petroglyph, p.100 Ngama
1981: Young, Elspeth. 1981. Tribal Communities in Rural Areas. The Aboriginal Component in the Australian Economy, 1. Canberra and Miami: A.N.U.
1981: Koch, Harold, Grace Koch, Petronella Wafer & James Wafer. 1981. A claim to areas of traditional land by the Kaytej, Warlpiri, and Warlmanpa. Alice Springs: Central Land Council, July 1981.
1981: Kimber, R.G. 1981. Some thoughts on stone arrangements Artefact 6 (Dec 1981),10-18.
1981: Glowczewski, Barbara. 1981. Le Rêve et la terre: Rapports au temps et à l'espace des Aborigènes australien -- les Warlpiris Ã Lajamanu, une communauté de désert central. Thése de 3-me cycle. Université Paris VII, Jussieu .
1981: Glowczewski, Barbara. 1981. Affaire de femmes ou femmes d'affaires. Les Walpiri du Désert Central Australien. Journal de la Société des Océanistes (Paris) 70-71[:77-97]. Tome XXXVII. mars-juin 1981.
1981: Gerritsen, Rolf. 1981. Thoughts on Camelot : from Herodians and Zealots to the contemporary politics of remote Aboriginal settlement in the Northern Territory. [Canberra : Australian National University]. * mentions Lajamanu
1981: Bell, Diane. 1982. Oustations: Reflections from the Centre, pp.85-92 in Service Delivery to Outstations , ed. by P. Loveday. Monograph. [Papers prepared for NARU conference Darwin December 1981. Darwin: Australian National University North Australia Research Unit. ISBN 0 86784 160 5 xii+97pp. $4.50
1980: Wafer, J. & P. Wafer. 1980.The Lander Warlpiri/Anmatjirra Land Claim to Willowra Pastoral Lease. Alice Springs: Central Land Council.
1980: Nash, David. 1980. A Traditional Land Claim by the Warlmanpa, Warlpiri, Mudbura and Warumungu Traditional Owners. Alice Springs: Central Land Council, 1980.
1980: Jones, Mary. 1980. The history of sacred and Biblically-inspired dance in Australia. Nelen Yubu 1980; 6; 3-18 * Traditional Aboriginal dance; increasing white interest; recent developments in tribal areas, e.g. Warlpiri at Yuendumu and Lajamanu
1980: Harris, Pam. 1980. Measurement in tribal aboriginal communities. xvi+141pp. ISBN 0724504575 (pbk.) [Darwin?]: Northern Territory Department of Education.
1980: Hale, Kenneth L. 1980. Warlpiri: Traditional Aboriginal Owners. ARC [Anthropology Resorce Center] Newsletter 4.4(December), 5.
1980: Glowczewski, Barbara. 1980. Les Aborigènes sortent de leurs réserves. Le Monde du Dimanche (17 février),16; repris en anglais 'Out of reserves and into tribal lands', The Guardian March 9, 1980.
1980: Glowczewski, Barbara. 1980. En Australie, je suis devenue le rêve d'un lezard. Actuel (1980) 9/10,122-33, col. illus.
1980: Fleming, Rev. Tom. [1980?]. A History of the Aboriginal Missions. 57pp. fscp roneo. [Alice Springs.]
1980: Bell, Diane R. 1980. Desert politics: choices in the 'marriage market', pp.239-69 in Women and Colonization: anthropological perspectives, ed. by Mona Etienne & Eleanor Leacock. New York: Praeger.
1980: Aboriginal Land Commission. 1980. Lander Warlpiri Anmatjirra land claim to Willowra Pastoral Lease. Report by the Aboriginal Land Commissioner to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs. Canberra: A.G.P.S.
1979: Wild, Stephen A. 1979. A public song series of Central Australia : paper presented to the Third National Conference of the Musicological Society of Australia, Monash University, 18-21 May 1979. i+22pp. * AIATSIS Library PMS 2314
1979: Tynan, Barbara Joan. 1979. Medical systems in conflict : a study of power [among the Warlpiri]. Diploma of Anthropology thesis, University of Sydney. [ix]+226pp. * AIATSIS Library, Ms 1333; AIATSIS annotation: Traditional illness and medicine among the Walbiri at Warrabri; effect of western contact on traditional life; establishment of Warrabri, western medical philosophy; western medical practice with Northern Territory Aborigines; Walbiri use of traditional and western services; decision making processes on which service to use and power relationship between the systems.
1979: Glowczewski, Barbara. 1979. Femmes ou 'business-women' du désert central australien? Des femmes en mouvements Hebdo 5(7-14 decembre),29-32.
1979: Australia. Dept. of Aboriginal Affairs. 1979. Lajamanu N.T. Overview report. [Canberra] : Dept. of Aboriginal Affairs. 23 leaves : 30 cm. * NLA call number Nq 305.89915 L191
1978: Scheffler, Harold W. 1978. Australian kin classification. Cambridge Studies in Social Anthropology 23. Cambridge University Press. xxi+569pp. [Warlpiri: pp.327-360,504-531]
1978: Read, Peter and Engineer Jack Japaljarri. 1978. The price of tobacco: the journey of the Warlmala to Wave Hill, 1928. Aboriginal History 2(2),140-48.
1978: Peterson, Nicolas, Patrick McConvell, Ste[ph]en Wild & Rod Hagen. 1978. A claim to areas of traditional land by the Walpiri and Kartangarurru - Kurintji, 1978. Prepared at the instruction of the Central Land Council on behalf of the Walpiri and Kartangarurru - Kurintji. Revised Version. vi+102+8+[4]pp. Alice Springs: Central Land Council.
1978: Kesteven, Susan Leighton. 1978. A sketch of Yuendumu and its outstations. M.Env.Stud. dissertation, A.N.U. vii+94pp. 2 microfiches. * NLA Nq 320.994 CUR
1978: Faulstich, Paul. 1978. Of earth and dreaming abstraction and naturalism in Warlpiri art, pp.19-23 in Comment on Aboriginal land rights, by Eric Pratt. * AIATSIS Library P PRA, PAMPHLET NO. P 015461
1978: Education Department of Western Australia. 1978. Mathematics Syllabus with Notes, Pre-Primary to Year 7.
1978: Aboriginal Land Commission. 1978. Claim by the Warlpiri and Kartangarurru-Kurintji. Report by the Aboriginal Land Commissioner to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and to the Minister for the Northern Territory. Canberra: A.G.P.S.
1977: Wild, Stephen A. 1977/78. Men as women: female dance symbolism in Walbiri men's rituals. Dance Research Journal 10.1,14-22. * based on work at Hooker Creek, NT * AIATSIS Library p WIL
1977: Shannon, Valda Naburula. 1977. I dream. [poem] Northern Perspective 1.2,25.
1977: Peterson, Nicolas. 1977. Aboriginal uses of Australian Solanaceae, in The Biology and Taxonomy of the Solanaceae, ed. by J. Hawkes. London: Academic Press. Paper delivered at conference on Biology and Taxonomy of the Solanaceae, Birmingham, 13-17 July 1976. [27pp. mimeo.]
1977: Peterson, Nicolas. 1977. Aboriginal involvement with the Australian economy in the Central Reserve during the Winter of 1970, pp.136-46 in Aborigines and Change: Australia in the 70s, ed. by RM Berndt. Canberra: AIAS.
1977: O'Grady, Frank. 1977. Francis of Central Australia. 154pp. ISBN 0 85587 114 8 Sydney: Wentworth Books.
1977: Kimber, R.G. c1977. Australian desert Aboriginals today the Walpiri and the Pintubi. [Kit]. North Sydney, NSW: Aboriginal Arts & Crafts. 1 booklet (60pp.), map and 67 slides in container; 28 x 16 x 8 cm. ISBN 0959697101 "Approved by the Aboriginal Arts Board of the Australia Council." * Available from The Marketing Manager, Aboriginal Arts & Crafts Pty Ltd, 41 McLarent Street, North Sydney NSW 2060. NLA call number Nmt 25
1977: Lajamanu -- Hooker Creek : book of the community. [Darwin] :Dept.of Aboriginal Affairs. 13pp. * "A brief description of the physical, social and economic situation of the Lajamanu community, Northern Territory, 1977"--Cover.
1976: Parlette, Llewellyn Morris. 1976. The Walbiri and Pintubi tribes of central Australia [microform] : desert nomads or settlement wards? 3 microfiches (158 fr.) : negative, maps. Thesis (M.A.) - San Diego: San Diego State University. * NLA Microcopy mcN 289
1976: Middleton, Margaret R. & Sarah H. Francis. 1976. Yuendumu and its Children. Life and health on an Aborigial settlement. Canberra: A.G.P.S. vi+221pp. ISBN 0 642 02125 2
1976: Holm, N. & L. Japanangka. 1976. The mathematics of card playing in an Aboriginal community. The Aboriginal Child at School 4,19-22.
1975: Wild, Stephen A. 1975. Walbiri music and dance in their social and cultural nexus. Indiana University dissertation.
1975: Fine, Michael. 1975. An analysis of adopted cults in central Australia: social groups and ritual amonst the Walbiri and Aranda. U. Sydney B.A. (Hons). 60,[6]pp. diag., map. [Coppell 1977:25]
1973: Sheehan, Peter W. 1973. The variability of eidetic imagery among Australian Aboriginal children [at Bamyili and Hooker Creek Reserves]. J. Social Psychol. 91,29-36. * AIATSIS Library p SHE
1973: See Munn 1986 [1973].
1973: Corden, Margaret W. 1973. The dietary situation at Yuendumu and Papunya, pp.10-48 in Some Observations on the Diets and Nutrition of Aboriginal People in Central Australia. ts. Commonwealth Department of Health.
1972: Williamson, J.J. & Barrett, M.J. 1972. Oral health of Australian Aborigines : endemic dental fluorosis. Australian Dental Journal 17.4,266-268.; AIATSIS Library annotation: Study of 202 Wailbri and Pintubi children and young adults at Yuendumu, methods used, results, discussion - incidence of fluorosis, comparison with U.S. children, high water consumption
1972: Meggitt, Mervyn J. 1972. Understanding Australian Aboriginal society: kinship systems or cultural categories?, pp.64-87 in Kinship Studies in the Morgan centennial Year, ed. P. Reining. Washington, D.C.: Anthropological Society of Washington. 190pp.
1971: Peterson, Nicolas. 1971. The structure of two Australian Aboriginal ecosystems. PhD thesis, Dept of Anthropology, University of Sydney. Australian ceremony for the resolution of conflict. In Australian Aboriginal anthropology: modern studies in the social anthropology of the Australian Aborigines, ed. by Ronald Murray Berndt. [xiv]+341pp. [Nedlands]: Published for the AIAS by the University of Western Australia Press. * Papers presented at Social Anthropology symposium during A.I.A.S. General Meeting, Canberra, May 1968.
1971: Barrett, Murray J. & Tasman Brown. 1971. Growth study of Australian Aborigines. Terminal Progress Report. In Collected Papers and Reports, 1953-1973. University of Adelaide, Departmentt of Restorative Dentistry, 1976.
1970: Peterson, Nicolas. [1970]. Buluwandi: a Central Australian ceremony for the resolution of conflict. In Australian Aboriginal anthropology: modern studies in the social anthropology of the Australian Aborigines, ed. by Ronald Murray Berndt. [xiv]+341pp. [Nedlands]: Published for the AIAS by the University of Western Australia Press. * Papers presented at Social Anthropology symposium during A.I.A.S. General Meeting, Canberra, May 1968.
1970: Munn, Nancy. 1970. The transformation of subjects into objects in Walbiri and Pitjantjatjara mythology, in R. Berndt (ed.) 1970. Australian Aboriginal Anthropology. Perth: University of Western Australia Press.
1969: Morrison, Albert. 1969. How the frogmouth obtained his flat beak [manuscript]. 1p. * NLA Manuscript Reading Room MS 2745; NLA annotation: Account of an Aboriginal legend from the dreamtime. Albert Morrison is a 15 year old Northern Territory Aboriginal of the Wailbri tribe. This story won for him the first Harney Award, an annual award inaugurated by the Welfare Branch of the Northern Territory Administration in 1969.
1969: Gutwirth, Linda. 1969. The role of male initiation rites among the Walbiri of central Australia. iii+25pp. M.A. Thesis - City University of New York. * AIATSIS Library PMS 3238; AIATSIS Library annotation: Suggests that male initiation rites among the Walbiri of central Australia are an important device for regulating population in relation to natural resources
1968: Mountford, Charles P. 1968. Winbaraku and the myth of Jarapiri. Rigby. xix+116pp.
1968: Blows, Johanna Mieke. 1968. A comparative study of the Gunabibi-Gadjari complex in four Aboriginal tribes of the Northern Territory. 84+[iv]pp. B.A. (Hons.) Thesis - University of Sydney. * AIATSIS Library MS 100; MF121; AIATSIS Library annotation: Meaning of the Murngin myth of the Wawilak Sisters and its association with the Gunabibi ritual; interpretations of the myth by Levi-Strauss and Roheim; occurrence of the myth with the Murngin, Mara, Murinbata and Walbiri
1967: Greenway, John. 1967. [Review of 1965 film] Ngoora: a camping place / produced by the University of Adelaide for the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies. American Anthropologist 69.6,791-792.
1967: Odling-Smee, David. 1967. Observations of the value of boarding schools for Aboriginal boys, based on the experience of Yuendumu boys at Geelong Church of England Grammar School, December 2nd - 15th, 1966. Special Schools Bulletin 4.3,6 9.
AIATSIS Library annotation: Discusses adaptability, choice of boys, problems
1966: Meggitt, Mervyn John. 1966. Gadjari among the Walbiri Aborigines of Central Australia. Oceania 36.3,[173]-213; no.4,[283]-315; 37.1,[22]-48; no.2,[124]-147. Oceania Monographs 14, 1967. [out of print]
1966: Campbell, Thomas Draper. 1966. Aboriginal food on a walkabout in central Australia, pp.151-155 in 'The Ecology of the Aboriginal in South and C

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