Poetics and Politics of Relationality in Contemporary Australian Aboriginal Fiction

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Focusing on the intersection of narrative form and environmental relations, this study examines contemporary Australian Aboriginal fiction. It analyzes works by authors such as Kim Scott, Alexis Wright, Bruce Pascoe, and Tara June Winch, revealing how their use of formal devices highlights the importance of relationality in their storytelling. The book offers a deep exploration of how these narratives reflect and shape political and cultural contexts within Aboriginal communities.