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“Indigenous Collaborative Life Writing : Narrative Transgression in Auntie Rita and Kayang and Me"
Kniha Alternatives in Biography se zabývá texty, které experimentují s žánrovými konvencemi
beletrie, osobního eseje a akademického psaní a staví tak do popředí mnohočetné způsoby zapisování
života a vytváření sebe sama. Každá ze čtyř kapitol zkoumá určitý typ transgresivní auto/biografie,
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biografie a kolektivní aboridžinské auto/biografie. Zastoupena je americká, australská, britská,
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| Original title: | “Indigenous Collaborative Life Writing : Narrative Transgression in Auntie Rita and Kayang and Me" |
| Author: | Martina Horáková |
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| Citation: | HORÁKOVÁ, Martina. “Indigenous Collaborative Life Writing :
Narrative Transgression in Auntie Rita and Kayang and Me". In
Hardy, Stephen Paul. Alternatives in Biography : Writing Lives
in Diverse English -Language Contexts. 1st Masaryk University
Press. Brno: Masaryk University Press, 2012. p. 91 -138, 48 pp.
n/a. ISBN 978 -80 -210 -5757 -9.Export BibTeX |
| Original language: | English |
| Field: | Mass media, audiovision |
| Type: | Chapter of a book |
| Keywords: | indigenous collaborative life writing; Auntie Rita; Kayang and Me; dual voice; narrative transgression |
The chapter analyzes two contemporary collaborative life writing narratives by Australian Indigenous authors - Auntie Rita (1994) by Rita and Jackie Huggins, and Kayang and Me (2005) by Kim Scott and Hazel Brown. It examines the narrative transgression of collaboration, resulting in "dual" narrative voice. The chapter puts the two narratives in the context of the history of Australian Aboriginal life writing, dialogic narratives and ethics of collaboration.
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