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Bree Blakeman is an Australian anthropologist and currently a Research Fellow at the Centre for Indigenous Policy Research at the Australian National University. She has worked with the Yolngu people in northeast Arnhem Land since 2007, focusing her research on emotion concepts in Yolngu languages and body concepts that form part of local theories of value exchange. From 2013 to 2015, Bree served as an applied anthropologist in the Northern Territory and contributed to the teaching of various undergraduate courses at the Australian National University. Notably, she was the course coordinator for ANTH2005/ANTH6005: Traditional Australian Indigenous Cultures, Societies and Environment in 2018. Bree has also been a prominent voice in public anthropology through her blog, Footnotes Fieldnotes. Her research interests encompass property relations, land tenure, poetry, and anarchist political philosophy. She is an active research student supervisor and involved in various research projects, including those aimed at improving education for Indigenous students.
Centre for Indigenous Policy Research • Canberra, ACT, Australia
Conduct research focused on the intersection of Indigenous cultures and contemporary issues.
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