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He lets on a flood of history and explanations for the australian mind with a discriminated sense of self who feels such discrimination, particularly by the English themselves with whom they share a national identity.... Latham's australian Immigration Policy and Horne's The Lucky Country are examples of primary documents that may be used for this objective.... The pamphlet criticizes the australian Immigration Policy and Latham was concerned for fear that Australia's reputation might be harmed and its relations with other countries prejudiced....
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Naturally, tracks of land in any nation originally belong to the indigenous or traditional people.... Like other traditional inhabitants, the indigenous people of Australia have been in existence, occupying, and using indigenous land for more than 60 000 years.... The paper 'Indigenous People in Australia' presents issues of land that have been of great concern....
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he increase of war books for children during the 90s led to several challenges about fact versus myth in australian historiography.... From the paper "Childrens literature on War in Australia" it is clear that children's literature on war has been used as the main vehicle for disseminating war history to children in Australia.... Societies, nations and cultures use children's literature as the major technique to inculcate children with their beliefs, values and collective memory....
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onfucian refers to the traditional attitudes and behavior, which are always prevalent among Asians.... The study aimed at exploring the concept of Confucianism within the australian context, the reasons behind the increased practices, Confucian values, and the association with business practices.... In most cases these days, while entering some australian universities, the conspicuous factor is the massive construction of the yet to be completed Chinese Confucius Institute....
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The paper "How Important Is the Beach for Assertions of australian Identity" states that the primary roles of australian beaches have shifted from traditional activities to new ways of utilizing the beaches.... The australian identity, therefore, is not fully defined without considering the role played by the beach in shaping australian culture.... The document explores how important the beach is for assertions of australian identity, how the image of the beach has been represented, and how this image has changed over time....
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The paper ''Seeing Australia through australian literature'' would focus on the central theme of novels i.... Kim Manhood's Craft for a Dry Lake, David Malouf's Harland's Half Acre, and Alex Miller's Landscape of Farewell to examine how Australia is being 'seen' through literature, how the Australians, perceive about Australia....
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This introduction will be followed by a literature review on the protection initiatives.... A report on threats to the practice and transmission of traditional knowledge in Australia cites political pressures, cultural integrity, social and economic pressures, territorial pressures, exploitation of traditional knowledge, and development policy as the major threats to cultural preservation (Kelly,2005)....
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It juxtaposes australian and Chinese cultures using Hofstede's dimension of national cultures.... It uses Hofstede's cultural dimensions to establish how australian and Chinese workers would relate, compare and interact towards organizational goals; and how global managers may control and harness the potential in these cultures as a competitive advantage....
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