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A more complex view of Australia's cultural identity,
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This review is from: When London Calls: The Expatriation of Australian Creative Artists to Britain (Hardcover)
Australia has an ambivalent attitude towards its expatriates, especially the more successful ones. This book pays due attention to those ones and also gives lots of detail on less well known ones. The speculation on cultural significance and change brings in many issues and ideas not considered before and the increased complexity is very welcome. It is a little hard to keep track of the themes and the people because of the format Alomes uses, but the material is there is you want to look for it. A very useful book if you are interested in Australia's view of itself.
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When London Calls: The Expatriation of Australian Creative Artists to Britain by Stephen Alomes (Hardcover - October 28, 1999)
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