ISSN 2651-9585
Vol. 5, Issue 2, 2021November 05, 2021 AEST
Transforming the ‘Lazy Native’ into the ‘Xenophobic Indigenous’: Contemporary online media discourses and illocutionary speech acts in relation to citizenship and Indigenous Assamese communities
Transforming the ‘Lazy Native’ into the ‘Xenophobic Indigenous’: Contemporary online media discourses and illocutionary speech acts in relation to citizenship and Indigenous Assamese communities
Articles in Vol. 5, Issue 2, 2021
Vol. 5, Issue 2, 2021
- "Can I just share my story?" Experiences of technology-facilitated abuse among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in regional and remote AustraliaChay BrownMandy YapAnnick ThomassinMinda MurrayEunice Yu
- Addressing the roadblocks of constitutional change through mobilising Indigenous voices onlineBronwyn FredericksAbraham Bradfield
- Unpacking vulgar internet content on the 'Aboriginal memes' pagesRyan Al-Natour
- Transforming the 'Lazy Native' into the 'Xenophobic Indigenous': Contemporary online media discourses and illocutionary speech acts in relation to citizenship and Indigenous Assamese communitiesShaheen S AhmedBikash Kumar Bhattacharya
- The logics of digitisation: race, cyberspace, and digital settler colonialismKawsar Ali
- Indigenous People and the Varieties of Colonial Violence on Social MediaTristan KennedyRyan Frazer
Ahmed, Shaheen S, and Bikash Kumar Bhattacharya. 2021. “Transforming the ‘Lazy Native’ into the ‘Xenophobic Indigenous’: Contemporary Online Media Discourses and Illocutionary Speech Acts in Relation to Citizenship and Indigenous Assamese Communities.” Journal of Global Indigeneity 5 (2). https://doi.org/10.54760/001c.29830.