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The Songlines by Bruce Chatwin · Booklabria

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The Songlines

Social life and customsTravel

The Songlines

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First published: 1987
Editions: 32 in 6 languages

Synopsis

Follow Chatwin on his journey into the 'Red Centre' of Australia. Part autobiography, part story, part history, part anthropology. Teaches us how Aboriginal Australians perceive their landscapes, and negotiate with each other in that vast, nomadic environment.

Subjects: Social life and customs
Travel
Description and travel
Anthropology
Tales
Stories
Set in: Australia
Characters: Bruce Chatwin

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32 in 6 languages

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English17 German7 Spanish3 French2 All 6 languages

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