Whitefella Jump Up
Narrated by Germaine Greer
- Released
- April 12, 2012
- Length
- 3 hrs 3 mins
- Format
- Periodical
- Publisher
- Bolinda audio
In the third Quarterly Essay of 2003, Germaine Greer explores the essential role of Aboriginality in shaping Australia's national identity. Through a detailed examination of cultural interdependence, she posits that embracing Aboriginal heritage can revitalize the nation's soul. Covering a range of topics, from Henry Lawson to multiculturalism, Greer advocates for Australia to immerse itself in the Aboriginal "web of dreams."
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