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Re-thinking knowledge landscapes in the context of grounded aboriginal theory and online health communication

Journal Article


Abstract

  • The Aboriginal people of North East Arnhem Land, Australia,

    are a diverse community speaking several languages,

    but united through a kinship system connecting individuals

    and clans between two moieties of the Yolngu nation:

    the Yirritja and Dhuwa.

Publication Date

  • 2018

Citation

  • Kariippanon, K. & Senior, K. (2018). Re-thinking knowledge landscapes in the context of grounded aboriginal theory and online health communication. Croatian Medical Journal, 59 (1), 33-38.

Scopus Eid

  • 2-s2.0-85042752949

Number Of Pages

  • 5

Start Page

  • 33

End Page

  • 38

Volume

  • 59

Issue

  • 1

Place Of Publication

  • Croatia

Abstract

  • The Aboriginal people of North East Arnhem Land, Australia,

    are a diverse community speaking several languages,

    but united through a kinship system connecting individuals

    and clans between two moieties of the Yolngu nation:

    the Yirritja and Dhuwa.

Publication Date

  • 2018

Citation

  • Kariippanon, K. & Senior, K. (2018). Re-thinking knowledge landscapes in the context of grounded aboriginal theory and online health communication. Croatian Medical Journal, 59 (1), 33-38.

Scopus Eid

  • 2-s2.0-85042752949

Number Of Pages

  • 5

Start Page

  • 33

End Page

  • 38

Volume

  • 59

Issue

  • 1

Place Of Publication

  • Croatia