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Modul 6 National Identities & Basic Values
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The Classical Legends of Australian Identities I.A. The Bushman Legend Dr. Russel Wird’s description on Bushman’s stereotypes : A practical man Rough Ready in his manner Quick to decray affection Great improviser
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No impulse to work hard Gambles heavily and drinks deeply Skeptical on religious values, intellectual and cultural pursuits Independent person Hates officiousness and authority Hospitable and has strong mate ship
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B. The Founding Fathers Convicts, ex - convicts, and currency Working class Brutality of the prison system
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Harshness of life in colony Anti - authoritarian morality Strong physical endurance Resourcefulness
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C. Celts and Currency Mostly Irish immigrants Working class middle class Antipathy to British rule Precocity Rough Disliking authority Independence Egalitarianism
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D. The Bush Rangers Convicts or ex - convicts who broke the mate ship among them Runaway convicts labor Completely independent Anti - authoritarian Tough and resourceful Loyal to his mates Considered as the “wild colonial boys” excluding women
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II.The Pioneer Legend Pastoralist and farmers immigrants (1880’s – 1890’s) professional men, squatters Characteristics Courage Enterprise Hard work Perseverance Pioneers Including women
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Enemies Drought Flood Fire Attacks of the Aborigins Middle - men Lack of capital
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III.Ned Kelly, folk hero Wild Out - law Person anti - authoritarian Rough Mate ship IV. Anzac Heroism Physical endurance Anti - authoritarian Strong mate ship
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Modern Legends I. Suburbanist Love outdoor activities Shopping Discotheque Sport cars Surf board
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II.Fair go, mate Money Providing work for men “Battler” underdog top dog Casual / ordinary Mate ship III. Having a good time Beer consumption Sport Worshipping the body Sand and sea identity Simple pleasure
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Causes of the Change of Australia Identity I. Disappearance of British Empire Monarch > < non - white III. Located in Asia Profitable areas for Australian good and services
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IV.Modernization No more in common with the legend of bushman Living in comfortable suburb Working in white - collar jobs Requiring high level education V. Australian Basic Values Three Basic Values Mateship A strict code of conducts among men that stresses equality and friendship. It is male concept.
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Egalitarianism The belief that all people are equal or the spirit of asserting the equality of people Fair Go Giving people a fair chance to do something. Nothing should stop people from reaching their goals.
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VI.The change concept of egalitarianism Before 1970’sAfter 1970’s Narrow definitionEncouraging multiculturalism Encouraging mediocritySupporting equal employment opportunity AuthoritarianismAccess and equity in public services Behavioral uniformityFacilitating the minority groups Conformity Only for men Not for women, ethnic minorities, or Aborigines
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