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(Ebook) From Deserts the Prophets Come : The Creative Spirit in Australia 1788-1972 by Geoffrey Serle; John Rickard; John Rickard ISBN 9781921867552, 1921867558

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Authors:Geoffrey Serle; John Rickard; John Rickard
Pages:290 pages.
Year:2014
Editon:2
Publisher:Monash University Publishing
Language:english
File Size:1.39 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9781921867552, 1921867558
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(Ebook) From Deserts the Prophets Come : The Creative Spirit in Australia 1788-1972 by Geoffrey Serle; John Rickard; John Rickard ISBN 9781921867552, 1921867558

In the early 1970s, Geoffrey Searle presented a series of groundbreaking lectures on Australian cultural history. These lectures became the book From Deserts the Prophets Come, first published in 1973. Searle relates in his preface to the original edition, "I was aiming to cut a new path for teaching and research in Australian history, to bring cultural history into the general discourse of Australian historians, and to bridge the gap between general history and the major works in literary, art, musical, and architectural history which have appeared in recent years." Searle's articulation of the particular relations between the arts, politics, economics, and society within Australia, and what he called his "rudimentary attempt at a theory of cultural growth," remain important. *** The first edition of From Deserts the Prophets Come was the winner of the 1974 National Book Council Award for Australian Literature. (Series: Monash Classics) [Subject: History, Australian Studies, Cultural Studies]
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