God Is an Englishman

Politics & Social Sciences

Horne, Donald

Social Sciences

Penguin??Books

<p>A thorough appraisal of modern Australia, her politics, institutions, business, arts, and international relations. 25</p>

The Lucky Country

History

Australia & Oceania

Death of the lucky country

Politics & Government

10 Steps to a More Tolerant Australia

Modern Classics The Lucky Country

Literature & Fiction

Penguin Australia

Looking for Leadership: Australia in the Howard Years

Viking Australia

This informative Book: The Public Culture by Donald Horne is about dominant values of industrialization.  "In both the capitalist society of the West and the Communist societies of the East, dominant vales are the values od industrialization.  However, spirited challenge is coming from the women's ecological and black movements-from those who represent a vibrant counter culture.

The Public Culture: The Triumph of Industrialism

Pluto Press

In widely different societies, the same values are worshipped. Through its political and moral rhetoric, its music, its television, a society constructs its public culture. The state uses its control of the media to impose its values. Since the first edition of this work, the world has experienced the collapse of the Eastern European and Soviet regimes. If, in a liberal-democratic society, the economy was failing at a time of strong ethnocentric drama, can we be sure that the liberal-democratic elements in the public culture would have permeated the society sufficiently for them to survive? This is a book that analyses societies and argues with the future - if we are to continue having states, the author argues, we must find a way of taking the "nation" out of nation-state.

The Public Culture: An Argument with the Future (New Edition)

<p><div>Donald Horne was an Australian journalist, writer, social critic and academic who became one of Australia's best known public intellectuals. Horne published three novels and more than twenty volumes of history, memoir and political and cultural analysis. He also edited the Bulletin, the Observer (Australia) and Quadrant. His best known work was The Lucky Country (1964).</div></p>

Great Museum: The Representation of History

The Story of the Australian People

David&Charles

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