Indigeneity: Before and Beyond the Law

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Part I Narratives
	1 Imagining indigeneities
		The question of indigeneity
		(Mis)recognising indigeneity
	2 The legal Indigene
		Performing indigeneity
		Unsettling indigeneity
	3 The literary Indigene
		A strange play
		Puncturing the horizon
	4 Positioning
		To speak of the Other
		Synopsis
Part II Indigeneity
	5 Situating indigeneities
		An imperial orientation
		Subjects of empire
	6 An impossible object
		Return of the native
		The proper Indigene
	7 The legal archive
		An originary indigeneity
		An essential ghost
	8 Indigeneity as Other
		Desiring indigeneity
		Before the law
Part III Law
	9 Juridical indigeneities
		Juridical violence
		The madness of the decision
	10 Justice as law
		An idea of justice
		Legitimate fictions
	11 The last uncharted continent
		The colonial gaze
		Origin and content
	12 Mythic indigeneity
		The ancient tribe
		Law as literature
Part IV Literature
	13 Literary indigeneities
		A fictive institution
		The postcolonial project
	14 Mimetic indigeneities
		Becoming indigeneity
		(Re)imagining indigeneity
	15 A law of alterity
		A subversive juridicity
		Recuperative jurisprudences
	16 Decolonising country
		Beyond the law
		To conclude
Bibliography
Index