Pt. 1. 1788-1914 -- Ch. 1. The land and its peoples -- Ch. 2. The culture of work -- Ch. 3. The culture of leisure -- Ch. 4. Representations of the Bush -- Pt. 2. 1914-2003 -- Ch. 5. Change and continuity
Summary
The Vision Spendid tells the often-volatile stories, not only of the changing nature of the relationships between city and bush, but of those between land owners and itinerant workers, squatters and small farmers, men and women, and Europeans and Aborigines
Analysis
Rural areas
Rural populations
Social conditions
Popular culture
History
Notes
Includes index
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 299-313) and index