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hom-41	O’Brien, Chris	Deliberate Confusions	2014	18	.pdf	application/pdf	8078	361	56	Perhaps the most accessible account of Indigenous Australian seasons for northern hemisphere readers appears in Ben Orlove’s chapter ‘How People Name Seasons’, in his 2003 collection edited with Sarah Strauss, Weather, Climate, Culture. Second, seasons are a recurrence of particular sequences in which constellations of certain kinds of weather and related ecological phenomena occur.10 This account, however, evinces a widespread problem in Western discussion of Indigenous seasons and the calendars they relate to.	cache/hom-41.pdf	txt/hom-41.txt