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Cooees Cross the Strand : Australian Travellers in London and the Performance of National Identity
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2001
Cooees Cross the Strand : Australian Travellers in London and the Performance of National Identity
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The cooee was arguably the Europeans' earliest widespread cultural appropriation from indigenous Australians. This article examines the particular circumstances - in literature and music - in which the cooee call took on self-consciously nationalistic meanings, signalling the process whereby Australian identity was forged out of the relationship between Australia and Britain.
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