Stephen Harris-Writer, Educator, Anthropologist: Kantriman Blanga Melabat (Our Countryman)

Foreword

David McClay

Preface

Brian Devlin

Acknowledgements

Contributors

Short timeline

Part A

Introduction: an Overview of the Life of Stephen Harris

Jane Harris

From Start to Finish: a Man of Many Parts

Joy Kinslow Harris

Nomo Munanga, Main Kantriman ('no Longer Just a White Person, but my Regional Kinsman')

Terry Ngarritjin Kessaris

Language, Heart, and Mind: Can Aboriginal Languages be Revived?

My Uncle and his Place in History

Jonathan Harris

Some Personal and Professional Reminiscences

Cos and Sue Russo

A poetic tribute

John Mukky Burke

PART B

Learning how to Learn in School

Beth Graham

Culture Domain Separation and Linguistic Interdependence: Correspondence with Stephen Harris 1982-1993

Jim Cummins

You Only learn to Read Once: Stephen Harris's Insights

Frances Murray

Different Roles, Similar Goals: Devlin and Harris, 1979-2020

Brian Devlin

Milingimbi, 1970s

Michael Christie

A Pioneer, Mentor, Colleague and Friend

Merridy Malin

Code-mixing as a Means of Sustaining an Aboriginal Language: the Case of Ngarrindjeri in the Lower Murray Region of South Australia

Mary-Anne Gale

Opening Minds and Underpinning Cross-cultural Practices

Glenys Waters

Still Ahead of his Time

Wendy Baarda

PART C

A Brief History of Linguistics in the Northern Territory

Paul Black and Brian Devlin

Kathryn Gale

Carving out Domains for the use of a Re-awakening Language

Rob Amery

Muḻmuḻ-Flecks of Foam in an Everchanging Educational World: Community-Based Participatory Research

Kathryn McMahon

Stephen Harris and the Domain Separation Debate

Brian Devlin and Paul Black

The Enduring Voice of Harris in NT Aboriginal Education Policy Debates: Comments from an Aboriginal Scholar and Former Student

Gary Fry

Bibliography of Published and Unpublished work by Stephen Harris

Brian Devlin and Joy Kinslow Harris

Glossary

Index