A Preliminary Study of Sally Morgans My Place PDF

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A Preliminary Study of Sally Morgans My Place

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A Preliminary Study of Sally Morgan"sMy Place

Hirokazu Sonoda

Part-time Lecturer, Otemon Gakuin University

Introduction

Sally Morgan"sMy Placeplays an important role in Australian Aboriginal literature because for the first time it provides non-Aboriginal readers with knowledge of hidden indigenous history (Newman 1992: 73). The book, currently a literary classic, is used as a textbook at educational in- stitutions throughout Australia (Yagi 2007: 129). It has also become popular worldwide. Regret- fully, however, in Japan it is not well-known and there have been few studies done on the book, so in this paper I shall briefly sketch out a background of the author and the book. Although the story is about Morgan"s family life, it is also a powerful political narrative" (Broun 1992: 25). Jody Broun says, Underlying the story of Morgan"s family history are the laws and government policies of the past which have affected so strongly the lives and personalities of the people in the book" (1992: 25). Broun (1992: 25) also writes that thereexist white Australians who lack knowledge of the country"s laws and past policies. To understandMy Placefully, non-Aboriginal readers should know how white Australian history relates to native people so the historical background behind the story will be briefly covered. Finally, I shall seekout new areas to be discussed by reviewing stud- ies on the book.The Author and the Work 1) Sally Morgan was born in 1951 in Manning, a suburb of Perth, the capital of Western Austra-

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[PDF] A Preliminary Study of Sally Morgans My Place

A Preliminary Study of Sally Morgan"sMy Place

Hirokazu Sonoda

Part-time Lecturer, Otemon Gakuin University

Introduction