Titlebook: Australia Towards 2000; Brian Hocking (Senior Lecturer in International Re Book 1990 British Australian Studies Association 1990 culture.i

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Geomicrobiology and Biogeochemistryommunicated, reproduced, experienced and explored’.. As well, I draw my inspiration from Antonio Gramsci’s thesis, (via Terry Eagleton), that ‘A revolution which can transform modes of production but not types of speech, social relations but not styles of architecture, remains radically incomplete.

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Introductionent and future state of Australia. Whilst the bicentennial had provided the stimulus for the organisation of the British Australian Studies Association conference, it was not primar ily conceived as a celebratory event. Rather, the intention of the organisers was to provide a forum within which a va

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The Manufacture of Australian Cultureand in explaining that his main emphasis would be placed ‘on what they have actually produced’, he signalled the two divergent strands of meaning evident in the keyword of his title.. In this chapter I will point to the circumstances which lead most Australians to believe that the process of creatin

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Images from the Outsidetralia began to interest me in the 1980s; why was it a country with such an unfocused image; why was it so easily ignored, at least by the media in this country? In the early days, distanced from Europe by a gruelling sea journey of 12000 miles, it was not surprising that its character and progress

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Writing Contemporary History in Australiar hidden groups, with volumes 5 and 6 where they have been given prominence. Published in 1962, volume 1 dealt with ‘the mighty theme of the coming of European civilization to Australia’. It is I suppose understandable given this theme and the mind-set of the times that Aboriginal peoples were affor

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Nation and Narrative: The Problem of General Historyand our interest. Yet there is more to say. For all the discussion, the most important questions have been left. The questions themselves are a familiar aspect of the much-reiterated ‘story’ of Australia, but the assumptions and methods common to most tellings of this ‘story’ have promoted cliché ra

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Australian Aborigines — A Question of Identityenary year, 1988, became a high profile year for Aboriginal people and especially our political activists. To some it was an occasion to reiterate the wrongs of the past; to others an occasion to publicise the ‘statistics of shame’ and to others it provided an opportunity to advertise, publicise and

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Multiculturalism Is for Everyone: ‘Australians’ and ‘Ethnic’ Othersommunicated, reproduced, experienced and explored’.. As well, I draw my inspiration from Antonio Gramsci’s thesis, (via Terry Eagleton), that ‘A revolution which can transform modes of production but not types of speech, social relations but not styles of architecture, remains radically incomplete.

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Working-class Women’s Writing in Australia: On the Margins of Every Margin?birth. Class mobility means that the constitution of the working class changes with each generation. But there was and always is a working class: the Irish made up a fair proportion of the working class in the years following the British invasion; Aborigines were always part of the working class whe

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