Tracking in the dark: the sovereign will of Professor Aileen Moreton-Robinson

Update: 2016-07-09

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Aileen Moreton-Robinson has spent her intellectual life exploring racism and power. But it all begins in the bush on Stradbroke Island when her grandfather taught her the skill of tracking. The latest idea to grip her considerable mind is possessive logic and the way it superimposes itself on the land by denying the sovereign will of indigenous people.

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Tracking in the dark: the sovereign will of Professor Aileen Moreton-Robinson

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Tracking in the dark: the sovereign will of Professor Aileen Moreton-Robinson

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Tracking in the dark: the sovereign will of Professor Aileen Moreton-Robinson