Silence as a way of knowing in Yolngu Indigenous Australian storytelling

I am, in this chapter, approaching three aspects of silence as a way of knowing -in relation to Yolngu story and storytelling -through one particular Yolngu story which I cannot tell. What I can tell -is why I cannot tell the story, and how pursuing the question of whether I could tell the story, and in what way, led me on a long intriguing journey

Aesthetics · Art · Indigenous · Literature · Narrative · Silence · Sociology · Storytelling · Australian Indigenous Culture and History · Ecology · History · Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights · Psychology

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