Australian nationalism reconsidered : maintaining a monocultural tradition in a multicultural society

Autor: Adi Wimmer
Rok: 1999
ISBN: 9783860577516
OKCZID: 110336106

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WIMMER, Adi, ed. Australian nationalism reconsidered: maintaining a monocultural tradition in a multicultural society. Tübingen: Stauffenburg Verlag, c1999. 244 s. Konzepte, Orientierungen, Abhandlungen, Lektüren, Australien Studien, Bd. 2.

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Contents: 1 Nationalism: Some Theoretical Perspectives / Making it National Reconsidered: Uses of Nationalism in Contemporary Australia; Dances with Wolves or Strictly Ballroom? How Feminisms Negotiate with Australia's Nationalist Histories and Mythologies: A pas de deux about Questions of Identity and Difference; Late and Post Nationalisms: Reappropriation and Problematization in Recent Australian Cultural Discourse; Questions of Identity in Contemporary Australia; Modest Nationalism, Mundane Diversity and Positive Unoriginality: Models of Cultural Originality and Transfer in Australia; Exciting Fifties; 2 Nationalism and Australian Popular Culture / Global Capitalism Meets Local Culture: McDonaldization of Australia; Flying Rock Art: Balarinji Phenomenon; Television as Mirror for National Identity: Heartbreak High and A Country Practice; A Tale of two Cities: National Identity and Television Soap Opera; Do They Mean What They Say? Nationalism and Racial Coding in Australian Personal Advertisements; 3 Nationalism: Responses by Writers and Poets / Wider Eyes: Growing Up Different; Not Making it National; Litany; Religion, Suburbia & Semantics; A Patch of Ground; View from Mt Buggery; 4 (Not) Maintaining the National in Fiction and Autobiography / A World of Our Own: Thea Astley and National Shadows; Madness as a Postcolonial Strategy of National Identity in Peter Carey's Illywhacker and Kate Grenville's Lilian's Story and Dark Places; History and Identity in Contemporary Australian Women's Autobiography; Australian Women's Autobiographies as Discourses of National Identity: Jill Ker Conway's The Road from Coorain and Ruby Langford's Don't Take Your Love to Town; 5 Rhetoric of Nationalism / Public Rhetoric on National Occasions; Ordinary Australians: Discourses of Race and Nation in Contemporary Australian Political Rhetoric; In Backlash Country: Revisiting the Multicultural Literature Debate in the Wake of Pauline Hanson; Manning Clark and the Ratbag Tradition.

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