Hokari, Minoru. Gurindji Journey; A Japanese Historian in the Outback. Honolulu: University of Hawaiʻi Press, 2011.

Hokari was a Japanese anthropology student who studied the Gurindji in Australia- he was interested in how they told history. The book is fascinating and Hokari did an admirable job mediating between and meditating on different ways of telling the past.

The book might be useful in this context because of the disputes between the Gurundji people and the cattle stations, some of which he is told about through the Gurundji points of view. It makes for an interesting way of viewing events- very different than your typical academic text.

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