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  • There Is no One Agreed Voice through which Australia Speaks about Australian Identity

     

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ID number:341309
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Published: 01.04.2004.
Language: English
Level: Secondary school
Literature: n/a
References: Not used
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It is true that there is no one agreed voice through which Australia speaks about any topic. Australia is a country of multiple voices and has a pluralistic outlook, demonstrated by it's culture, population, political spectrum and community leaders. Australia's "richer tapestry of many identities" means that that a multitude of voices contribute to its national identity - a topic that has been vehemently debated for years, and will no doubt continue to be for years to come - as demonstrated by the texts An Open Swimmer by Tim Winton, "A Richer Tapestry of Many Identities" by David Williamson, Australia by AD Hope and In the Park by Gwen Harwood. As the "Australian identity" becomes increasingly hard to define in these complex, shifting times, many are coming to believe that perhaps there is no such thing.
The issue of Australian identity is discussed in Tim Winton's award-winning, coming-of-age novel An Open Swimmer through the Australian voice of Jerra Nilsam. Set, for the most part, by the coast, Jerra and his best mate Sean find themselves growing apart, realizing they have different values and are pursuing different lifestyles. …

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