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Conclusion,hat ethnic language was primarily a functional tool of communication between the first- and second-generation. There was little doubt that knowledge of the parental language was an important tool for second-generation Australian-born Chinese to communicate with their parents, particularly if their pKeshan-disease 发表于 2025-3-23 16:25:01
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Jennifer Martin,Dharma Arunachalam,Helen Forbes-MeDemonstrates the multi-faceted and liquid nature of Chinese identity over time and space.Builds on an understanding of the Chinese in Australia in the postmodern context of globalization.Is one of theOutspoken 发表于 2025-3-24 07:35:26
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Introduction,f Chinese identity. Post-war Australia was vastly different from postmodern society. In 1950s Australia, the ‘imagined community’ of the dominant population was ‘white’ and Anglo-Celtic in origin. Immediately after the Second World War, nationalist sentiment was arguably strong and nations were grapAngioplasty 发表于 2025-3-24 18:28:46
White Australia: Nationalism and National Identity, the present day. Australian identity directly after the Second World War continued to be influenced by the ‘White Australia Policy’. With the racialisation of national identity up until the abolition of the ‘White Australia Policy’, Australian-born Chinese had to contend with ‘outsider’ status andmettlesome 发表于 2025-3-24 20:53:38
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