Being Australian: Narratives of National Identity

Catriona Elder

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Introduction..Part 1: Stories in the making..1 Imagining nations: Telling national tales..2 The working man is everywhere: Class and national identity..3 The invisible woman: Gender and nation..4 Populate or perish: Sexuality and nation..5 White Australia meets multiculturalism: Ethnicity and nation..6 The myth of terra nullius: Indigeneity and nation..Part 2: Ways of being Australian..7 The cultural nation: Art, cinema and music..8 The heart of the country: Place, space and land..9 The land of the long weekend: Public holidays and national events..10 Taking to the streets: National uses of public spaces..11 Backyards and barracking: The everyday in Australia..12 Australia on display: Museums, heritage and the national capital..References..Index

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