The Collective Memory of the Hairy Man

Fred Gesha
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My work with the Hairy Man story aims to debunk the false narratives of colonialist invaders who sought to legitimate dominion over, and transform the identities of, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people – who were often referred to as scarcely human – in order to seize land to declare ‘Terra Nullius’. I show how cultural knowledge of the Hairy Man is integral to how I identify with and connect to Country. I tell this story to make explicit my cultural sovereignty over an aspect of First Nations ‘intangible’ knowledge that the Western world has often labelled as myth or legend.
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毛人的集体记忆
殖民主义侵略者试图合法统治土著居民和托雷斯海峡岛民,并改变他们的身份,而土著居民和托雷斯海峡岛民通常被称为 "几乎不属于人类的人",他们的目的是夺取土地,宣布为 "无主之地"。我展示了有关毛人的文化知识是如何成为我认同国家并与国家建立联系的组成部分的。我讲述这个故事是为了明确我对原住民 "无形 "知识的文化主权,而西方世界通常将这些知识称为神话或传说。
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