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Granta 70: Australia

Ian Jack

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Description:Australia is an improbable country.Fundamentally-naturally-nowhere else is like it. Superficially-suburbanly-it could be one stop further down a long extension of the London underground or the New York subway. Is Australia a remote chink of the northern, western world or a part of Asia? Is it a new version of the USA with European manners ('the new California'), or a second-hand version of Europe with American ones? How does it accommodate the fate of its original human inhabitants, or propose a decent future for them? Why is its head of state still the British queen? In Australia, two universal, modern problems are vividly posed. Who are we? What shall we become? In a year that sees the Sydney Olympics in September, and the hundredth anniversary of Australian nationhood three months later, this special 352-page issue of Granta celebrates Australia, as it was and is, in new fiction, reportage, memoir and photography. With: Murray Bail Georgia Blain Polly Borland Peter Carey Peter Conrad Robyn Davidson Kate Grenville Howard Jacobson Thomas Keneally David Malouf David Moore Frank Moorhouse Les Murray Ben Rice Paul Toohey Tim WintonWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Granta 70: Australia. To get started finding Granta 70: Australia, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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ISBN: 0903141361

Description: Australia is an improbable country.Fundamentally-naturally-nowhere else is like it. Superficially-suburbanly-it could be one stop further down a long extension of the London underground or the New York subway. Is Australia a remote chink of the northern, western world or a part of Asia? Is it a new version of the USA with European manners ('the new California'), or a second-hand version of Europe with American ones? How does it accommodate the fate of its original human inhabitants, or propose a decent future for them? Why is its head of state still the British queen? In Australia, two universal, modern problems are vividly posed. Who are we? What shall we become? In a year that sees the Sydney Olympics in September, and the hundredth anniversary of Australian nationhood three months later, this special 352-page issue of Granta celebrates Australia, as it was and is, in new fiction, reportage, memoir and photography. With: Murray Bail Georgia Blain Polly Borland Peter Carey Peter Conrad Robyn Davidson Kate Grenville Howard Jacobson Thomas Keneally David Malouf David Moore Frank Moorhouse Les Murray Ben Rice Paul Toohey Tim WintonWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Granta 70: Australia. To get started finding Granta 70: Australia, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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