David Unaipon

David Unaipon
David Ngunaitponi(nama lahir)
David Unaipon; David Ngunaitponi(nama lahir)
	David Unaipon pada tahun 1938
Kelahiran	28 September 1872; Point McLeay Mission
Meninggal dunia	7 Februari 1967 (umur 94); Tailem Bend, Australia Selatan
Warganegara	Australia; orang Portaulun;
Pendidikan	Raukkan mission school; Bootmaker;
Pasangan	Katherine Carter (née Sumner)
Ibu bapa	Mother: Nymbulda? ; Father: James Ngunaitponi;

David Unaipon (nama lahir: David Ngunaitponi, 28 September 1872 – 7 Februari 1967) merupakan seorang penulis dan pencipta dari Australia dalam kalangan orang Ngarrindjeri masyarakat Aborigin^[3]. Sumbangan-sumbangannya yang utama kepada masyarakat Australia banyak membuka mata rakyat setempat, terutamanya yang berkulit putih, terhadap kaum Aborigin yang sebelum ini sering dipandang rendah.

Biografi

Senarai karya

Unaipon, David. Legendary Tales of the Australian Aborigines. Melbourne University Press. ISBN 0-522-84905-9.CS1 maint: ref=harv (link)

Manuskrip Jilid 1 Manuscript of Legendary Tales of Australian Aborigines' by David Unaipon, 1924-1925, acquired with the Publishing Archive of Angus & Robertson in 1933 by the State Library of New South Wales
Manuskrip Jilid 2

Unaipon, David (1924–1925). Aboriginal legends (Hungarrda). Adelaide: S.n.CS1 maint: date format (link) 398.20994/41

Nota

^ The only primary source for the name Nymbulda is George Taplin. The Yaraldi genealogy compiled by Ronald Berndt names her as Nymberindjeri with Nymbulda being her father's first wife, and there was also another of that name married to another relative. It cannot be ruled out that she was known by both names. Indigenous tradition required that after a death, the deceased person's name could no longer be used and those with the same name would take a new name^[2]

Rujukan

^ Tindale 1974, m/s. 217.
^ Berndt, Berndt & Stanton 1993, m/s. 515–516.
^ Jenkin 1979, m/s. 185.

Pautan luar

Profil David and James Unaipon di Unaipon School, University of South Australia
Profil beliau di Perpustakaan Negeri New South Wales

[3] The only primary source for the name Nymbulda is George Taplin. The Yaraldi genealogy compiled by Ronald Berndt names her as Nymberindjeri with Nymbulda being her father's first wife, and there was also another of that name married to another relative. It cannot be ruled out that she was known by both names. Indigenous tradition required that after a death, the deceased person's name could no longer be used and those with the same name would take a new name^[2]

[FOOTNOTETindale1974217-1] Tindale 1974, m/s. 217.

[FOOTNOTEBerndtBerndtStanton1993515–516-2] Berndt, Berndt & Stanton 1993, m/s. 515–516.

[FOOTNOTEJenkin1979185-4] Jenkin 1979, m/s. 185.

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