<p>Songlines: The Power and Promise has a blend of Indigenous and non-Indigenous voices. It offers what Margo Neale calls ‘the third archive’. Aboriginal people use songlines to store their knowledge, while Western cultures use writing and technology. Aboriginal people now use a third archive – a combination of the two.\nThe authors believe that the third archive offers a promise of a better way for everyone to store, maintain and share knowledge while gaining a much deeper relationship with it.</p>

Songlines: The Power and Promise

Politics & Social Sciences

Neale, Margo

Sociology

Thames & Hudson (Australia) Pty Ltd

Songlines /anglais

Thames&Hudson

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