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The bush : travels in the heart of Australia / Don Watson

This study examines the history and cultural impact of the Australian bush, exploring how the inland landscape has shaped national identity. It analyses themes of settlement, environment, and mythology to understand the country's evolving relationship with its land.

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vernon_accession 10575
vernon_id 12665
vernon_slug the-bush-travels-in-the-heart-of-australia-don-watson
vernon_authors Don Watson
vernon_tags Science, Social psychology, Psychology, Literature, Philology, Aboriginal Australians, Ethnology -- Australia, Natural history, Social isolation, Travel, Folk literature, Australian bush [Forest], Tales -- Australia, Aboriginal Australians -- History, Australia -- History, Outback, Australia -- Description and travel, Australia -- Ethnic relations, Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of, Aboriginal Tasmanians -- Land tenure
vernon_production_date 2014
vernon_brief_description Most Australians live in cities and cling to the coastal fringe, yet our sense of what an Australian is - or should be - is drawn from the vast and varied inland called the bush. But what do we mean by 'the bush', and how has it shaped us? -- publisher's blurb
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vernon_isbn_issn 9781926428215
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