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Words in us
Outsiders, mostly white men seeking answers to burning existential questions, have long been ineluctably drawn to Australian deserts. The continental interior, with its deep-time mysteries, has lured not only explorers on fatal quests, but also lone anthropologists, philosophers, and other restless wanderers in search of themselves, burdened with their interrogations and yearnings for higher truth.
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Yilkari: A desert suite
by Nicolas Rothwell and Alison Nampitjinpa Anderson
Text Publishing, $34.99 pb, 288 pp
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