Women and the Bush : Forces of Desire in the Australian Cultural Tradition by Schaffer, Kay

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Women and the Bush : Forces of Desire in the Australian Cultural Tradition by Schaffer, KayISBN: 9780521368162 Cambridge University Press 01 April 1991 Paperback 248 pages Images of Australian identity, and of Australian nationhood, are social and cultural constructs. There are several dominant themes and elements, one of the most pervasive being the Australian bushman confronting a vast and barren landscape. This is a specifically Australian conception of the battle between Man and Nature. Throughout the myths, traditions and literary

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