sece主要英语概况上册scec unit15.pdf

 “The Dreamtime”& “The Dreaming”  The central pr iple of “The Dreaming” is about the land— people who live on the continent have special responsibilities to the land—that the land owns them and that they hold it in trust as home of their creator.  Different reference—“Dreamtime” is most often used to refer to the “time before time” or “the time of the creation of all things”; while “Dreaming” refers to an individual’s group’s set of beliefs or spirituality.  The peoples of Dreaming weaved their knowledge, law, belief into sacred stories, and these stories about creation not only…but also…  Most important, the several stories of creation also provide…withthese stories, the peoples of Dreaming know details of the desert that could…and own in lectual skills such as…  Thus, the peoples of Dreaming were made advantages of by…who…,eventually, these people…  From its earliest contact with , and other southern Asian countries, middle east countries, it was , who took over this continent in late 18th, and declared it to be .  What other privileges did these invader besides the above one?  From the series of actions, the native Australian were reduced to ?  1788—first decade—skirmishes, massacres—practices of  mid 1800s—pracƟces of → policies of segregation and exclusion/protection  beginning of 20st century—policies of segregation and exclusion/protecƟon → policies of assimilaƟon  The most enduring religion in Australia;  Over ten thousand years;  About a people being at one with the country;  Non-indigenous Australia are acknowledging the significance of the central pr iples of Dreaming. m  The most dominant form of religion in modern Australia society;  Religion of