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9.3 Government Policy on the identification
of Aborigines ......................................

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9.4 Identification: Government practice in identifying
Aborigines .........................................

9.5 Nomenclature .......................................

9.6 Identification in social sciences research
literature - pre~1967 ...............................

9.7 Summary ............................................

INTERACTION BETWEEN PSYCHOLOGICAL REALITY AND
PSYCHOLOGICAL MODELS: ABORIGINAL RESPONSE TO THE
PRE-1967 CONCEPTUALIZATION BY THE DOMINANT
SOCIETY OF THE ABORIGINAL WORLD

10.1 Introduction .......................................

10.11 Aboriginal response to mainstream
theorizing - resistance as a form of
interaction

(i) Physical resistance ....................

(ii) Cultural resistance

(a) adaptation ........................

(b) internalisation of negative
identity ..........................

10.2 Interaction of Aboriginal people with identification/
naming by the dominant group .......................

10.21 Passing .....................................

10.22 Confusion ...................................

10.23 Identity-diffusion ..........................

10.3 Development of a separate Aboriginal identity ......

10.4 Summary - Implications for the construction of
Aboriginal identity ................................

THE ABORIGINAL WORLD: CONTEMPORARY THEORIZING/
CONTEMPORARY NAMING

11.1 The 1967 Referendum ................................

11.2 Contemporary legislation and policy ................

11.21 Integration - an alternative to assimilation,
South Australian State Labor Party policy,
1965 ........................................

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