The technique known to social scientists as a ‘one-shot case study’ is not new in the field of Aboriginal studies. The pioneer work was Mahkarolla and Murngin Society, in the anthropological work, A Black Civilization, by W. Lloyd Warner, 1937. This appendix was a short life story of an Aboriginal man told in the first person. It is difficult to know whether such works should be classified as ...
(read more)
