Music, Country, and Migration
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ASJ | ZfA 36/2022, 'Music, Country, and Migration' bridges a broad spectrum of topics in its contributions. It can also be downloaded as open-access at the ASJ | ZfA website: asj.australienstudien.org
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ASJ | ZfA 36/2022, 'Music, Country, and Migration' bridges a broad spectrum of topics in its contributions. It can also be downloaded as open-access at the ASJ | ZfA website: asj.australienstudien.org
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The issue at hand - ASJ | ZfA 36/2022, 'Music, Country, and Migration' - bridges a broad spectrum of topics in its contributions.Christina Ringel addresses the interconnections of self-determination, formal education, and traditional country. With a case study on the endangered language Miriwoong she demonstrates that both traditional educational practices and several current revitalisation projects undertaken by the Miriwoong people rely on access to traditional Country.Ian D. Clark, Rolf Schlagloth, Fred Cahir, and Gabrielle McGinnis flesh out the biography of Kurrburra, a member of the Yawen djirra clan and a prominent persona amongst Victoria's Boonwurrung people. They argue how, in the European view, he was seen as a 'bard' and 'native doctor' based on his medicinal and spiritual skills and retrace the narrations surrounding him.Joevan de Mattos Caitano follows the archival tracks of Alphons Silbermann and the reception of Australian music at the summer courses of the international music institute in Darmstadt. Talking about German-Jewish migration after the Second World War and New Music, he discusses the musical exchange between Australia and Germany.This work can be downloaded as open-access at the ASJ | ZfA website: asj.australienstudien.org
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The 'Australian Studies Journal Zeitschrift für Australienstudien' is an academic publication issued by the editors on behalf of the German Association for Australian Studies with a regular issue in summer and special issues in spring and autumn.It discusses a variety of disciplinary and interdisciplinary aspects relevant to Australia and its society. Stefanie Affeldt (Lead) is a post-doctoral researcher at the HCCH, Universität Heidelberg, as well as a member of the GASt executive board, the Specialised Information Service Anglo-American Culture advisory board, and the Centre for Australian Studies team. With a B.A. in Sociology (Macquarie University), an M.A. in Cultural and Social History (University of Essex), and a Dr. rer. pol from the Universität Hamburg, her area of research is racism analysis focussing on the history of whiteness in Australia. In the editorial team of the Australian Studies Journal Zeitschrift für Australienstudien, Stefanie acts as Lead Managing Editor. Katrin Althans is a DFG-funded research fellow at the Postcolonial Studies Section of the Department of Anglophone Studies, University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany. Her main research interest is in Australian Studies and she has published widely in this area. Here, her focus is on Aboriginal Australian literature, which she has approached from a variety of angles, including genre (the Gothic), ecocritical readings, and geocriticism. Katrin also works in the area of law & literature and for her post-doc project, she is currently writing a second book on the representations of refugees in law and literature and the narrative authority of the law. In the editorial team of the Australian Studies Journal Zeitschrift für Australienstudien, Katrin acts as Reviews Editor. Christina Ringel completed her PhD at the University of Cologne with a thesis on possession in the endangered Aboriginal language Miriwoong. She has held a PostDoc position at the UoC, a position as Subject Librarian at TU
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Dortmund, and is currently pursuing a PostDoc project at TUD. Christina's recent conference papers and publications were concerned with contributions of linguistics to Native Title Claims, definiteness and possession in Miriwoong, evidentiality in Australian languages, and the influence of linguistic human rights and identification with territory and language on language vitality. She is a research affiliate at CoEDL, a member of ALS, FEL, GBS and GASt, and serves as Research Coordinator at the CAS, on the Board of Directors of CCLS and on the Advisory Board of FID AAC.
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- Autor: Author of the ASJ | ZfA Edited Volume
- 2023, 5. Aufl., 84 Seiten, Maße: 17 x 24 cm, Kartoniert (TB), Englisch
- Herausgegeben: Stefanie Affeldt, Katrin Althans, Christina Ringel
- Verlag: epubli
- ISBN-10: 3757511778
- ISBN-13: 9783757511777
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Englisch
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