ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 21, Issue 1, 2017April 29, 2017 AEST
‘Nhill’ and the Aboriginal Language Revival movement: Relational identity, short story titles and ‘contracts of homophony’
‘Nhill’ and the Aboriginal Language Revival movement: Relational identity, short story titles and ‘contracts of homophony’
Articles in Vol. 21, Issue 1, 2017
Vol. 21, Issue 1, 2017
- EditorialNigel Krauth, Kevin Brophy, Julienne van Loon, Dallas Baker, Ross Watkins
- Platform games: The writer, the publishing industry and debates over non-print book formats in the twenty-first centuryNick Earls
- Closet writingEvija Trofimova
- #STREATstories: Mapping a creative collaborationFrancesca Rendle-ShortMichelle Aung ThinRonnie ScottStayci Taylor
- Displaced metaphors: Poetic engagements with language in a digitised worldRuby ToddLucinda McKnightOwen Bullock
- Risk, constraint, play: A new paradigm for examining practice-research in the academyLouise Tondeur
- ‘Nhill’ and the Aboriginal Language Revival movement: Relational identity, short story titles and ‘contracts of homophony’Patrick West
- The writerly art of celebrating difference: Reading ambiguity in Ross Gibson’s _The Summer Exercises_Wendy Glassby
- TEXT poetry and prose April 2017Marcelle Freiman, Edith Speers, Tara East, Ronnie Scott, Rhys Stalba-Smith, Peter Nash
- TEXT reviews April 2017Alyson MillerSally BreenJeremy FisherRosemary WilliamsonMaria TumarkinIoana PetrescuLinda WesteJeanine LeaneRuby ToddJessica GildersleeveNicholas JoseNoeline KyleHelen GildfindCassandra AthertonPaul HetheringtonCharlotte ClutterbuckJane WilliamsRose LucasNiloofar FanaiyanRachel Hennessy
West, Patrick. 2017. “‘Nhill’ and the Aboriginal Language Revival Movement: Relational Identity, Short Story Titles and ‘contracts of Homophony’” TEXT 21 (1): 1–14. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.25297.