Minorities : cultural diversity in Sydney
Fitzgerald, Shirley1995
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Australia's largest city, Sydney, has always been a focus for cultural diversity. Much of this was concealed as an emerging nation sought to create its image as a society predominantly white, masculinist, and 'respectable'.
Main title:
Minorities : cultural diversity in Sydney / by Shirley Fitzgerald and Garry Wotherspoon
Imprint:
Sydney : State Library of New South Wales Press, 1995
Collation:
216 p. : illustrations, map
Contents:
'That bastard ulysses': an insight into the early Greek presence, 1810s-1940 - Aboriginal people and 'community' inthe Leichhardt Municipality - The two-way mirror : contemporary issues as senn through the eyes of the Chinese language press, 1901-1970 - The magical world of Marion Magony Griffin: culture and community at Castlecrag in the interwar years - The golden age of Sydney's jewry - The flight of the 'exiles of the spirit': male homosexual artist and the onset of the cold war - Changing approaches to the developmentally disabled -Writing minority history : sources for the Italians - The geography of ethnic commiunities - Language and minorities
Dewey class:
305.8
Language:
English
Subject:
Griffin, Marion Mahoney, 1871-1961Aboriginal Australians -- Sydney Region (N.S.W.)Ethnic groups -- Sydney (N.S.W.)Minorities -- Sydney (N.S.W.)Jews -- Sydney (N.S.W.)Chinese -- Sydney (N.S.W.)Greeks -- Sydney (N.S.W.)Italians -- Sydney (N.S.W.)Disabled -- Sydney (N.S.W.)Multiculturalism -- Sydney (N.S.W.)Multiculturalism -- Sydney (N.S.W.) -- HistorySydney (N.S.W.) -- Race relations
BRN:
95154
| Location | Collection | Call number | Status/Desc |
|---|---|---|---|
| Research | History Support Collection | 305.8 MIN | Available |