Stephen Harris—Writer, Educator, Anthropologist

Introduction.- PART A.- 1 An overview of the life of Stephen Harris.- 2 From start to finish: a man of many parts .- 3 Nomo munanga; main kantrimen (‘Not a White person, but one belonging to my land and my people’).- 4 Language and belonging: the gift of a childhood with Aboriginal people.- 5 Stephen Harris: heritage and legacy .- 6 Some personal and professional reminiscences .- PART B.- 7 Our professional collaboration over the years.- 8 An exchange of correspondence focused on the interdependence hypothesis.- 9 My professional recollections .- 10 Different roles, similar goals: Devlin & Harris, 1978–2020 .- 11 Opening the door to a new understanding of Aboriginal learning styles.- 12 Stephen as a mentor, colleague and friend..- 13 Memories of a friend and colleague.- 14 Reminiscences from an Aboriginal scholar and former student.- 15 Still ahead of his time.- 16 Stephen Harris and the domain separation debate.- 17 An exploration of some issues.- PART C.- 18 A brief history of linguistics in the Northern Territory.- 19 A letter to school staff in the north-west of South Australia.- 20 Carving out domains for the use of a re-awakening language.- 21 A poetic tribute.- 22 Bibliography of Stephen Harris’s published and unpublished work.- Index.