Making It National: Nationalism and Australian popular culture

Graeme Turner

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Acknowledgements..1 Introduction: making it national..2 Bond-ing: business, boast and the national character..3 A taste of the colonial birch: the British connection..4 Picnic at Ayers Rock: the Bicentenary..5 Looking to America: the Crocodile Dundee factor..6 Redefining the nation: from purity to hybridity..7 The media, the nation... and conclusion..Notes..References..Index

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