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The past in Australian advertising, 1906–2010
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  • 1992Historical and Personal Nostalgia in Advertising Text: TheFin de siècleEffect445 cited
  • 1992Sex role stereotyping in Australian television advertisements88 cited
  • 2005Gender, Ethnicity and National Identity in Australian and Japanese Television Advertisements14 cited

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