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Mateship is an
Australian cultural idiom that
embodies equality,
loyalty and friendship.
Russel Ward, in The
Australian Legend (1958), once saw the concept...
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Mateship with
Birds is a 2012
novel by
Australian novelist Carrie Tiffany which won the
inaugural 2013
Stella Prize. The
novel is set in the 1950s in Cohuna...
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within a
wider social context, it is
linked to the
concept of "egalitarian
mateship".
Before World War I, the term "digger" was
widely used in Australasia...
- Boys Will Be Boys: Power,
Patriarchy and the
Toxic Bonds of
Mateship is a book
about toxic masculinity by
Clementine Ford,
first published in 2018, and...
- review:
Mateship – A Very
Australian History". The Conversation.
Retrieved 6
February 2024. Zhuang, Yan (19
November 2021). "What Does
Mateship Mean to...
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continent into literature—exploring such
themes as Aboriginality,
mateship, egalitarianism, democracy,
national identity, migration, Australia's unique...
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Recurring themes of
these films include the
Australian identity, such as
mateship and larrikinism, the loss of
innocence in war, and also the
continued coming...
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wealth or
power will take him
beyond the
valued reciprocates of
egalitarian mateship. A man
should be
reasonably successful in
areas which are not too threatening...
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Mateship in Australia, 1788–2010. Self-published. James, Dr Bob, Odd Fellows, The
Australian Centre for
Secret Societies,
Fraternalism and
Mateship (i...
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qualities include endurance, courage, ingenuity, good humour, larrikinism, and
mateship.
According to this concept, the
soldiers are
perceived to have been innocent...
