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Performing Australian Ethnicity: 'Helen Demidenko'
Sneja Gunew.
The positioning of minority cultures is symptomatic of the paradox at the heart of national cultures. Do they 'belong' in terms of assimilation and appropriation or do they constitute the exclusionary framework of 'foreign bodies' which both encloses and defines a national culture?
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