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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Indigenous studies have provided a comprehensive and engaging exploration of both traditional and contemporary experience and expression of Aboriginal cultures, Knowledge, histories and identities. Through a number of interdisciplinary perspectives like traditional modality, Indigenous knowledge, colonisation and its impact, reclamation and reconciliation focus on Indigenous cultural forms and representation. The complexities of spirituality, lore and traditional philosophy are analysed to understand the devastating impact of colonisation and its aftermath. The book has tried to address the contemporary Indigenous culture and its expressions including language, story, art and creative expression allowing the learners to consider and explore self-representation as a method of expanding understandings of the diversity of Aboriginalities.
Dr. Ancy Elezabath John
After Graduation in B.A. English Literature from St.John’ college, Kerala, she pursued her M.A, M.Phil and P.hd from Gandhigram Rural University, Dindigul, Madurai. Mrs. Ancy worked at Thiajarajar school of Management, Madurai as English Lecturer, training the M.B.A students in Managerial communication. She has five years of teaching experience in Girideepam Insititute of Advanced learning. Presently she is working as Assistant Professor in the department of English at Christian college Chengannur, Kerala. Her areas of interest include Cultural Studies, Aboriginal Literature, Research Methodology, English Language Teaching and Comparative literature. Her research area includes Aboriginal historical narratives as counter-discourse a study of select Australian texts and has published research papers in leading National and International journals and has contributed chapters in books. She has also presented research papers in Conferences at National and International level and has chaired sessions and served as resource person in National and International conference on Cultural studies. Besides, she has published a book on Aboriginal Literature: Counter Historical Narratives of Australia. Authors Press: New Delhi. 2014. (ISSN 978-81-7273-882-2).
