Not going to expo: A theory of impositions
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McHoul, A. (1989) Not going to expo: A theory of impositions. Meanjin, 48 (2). pp. 213-222.
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Abstract
It was an entirely conscious decision: to go to Brisbane in the middle of the beer commercial called 'The Bicentennial' and not to go to Expo. Conscious but with reason? And, deeper mystery still: did I really not go?
Well, probably not. It was more likely a kind of training in the antiestablishmentism that comes from having grown up in the '60s, having limply and half-heartedly carried a certain flag during the apathetic '70s, and now finding myself faced with all kinds of enticements during the '80s to cease from all commitment and accept my post-crash yuppie lot. (Another bloody BMW? zzzzzzzzzzzz.)
| Publication Type: | Journal Article |
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| Murdoch Affiliation: | School of Humanities |
| Publisher: | Meanjin Company Ltd |
| Copyright: | 1989 The Author |
| Publishers Website: | http://meanjin.com.au/ |
| URI: | http://researchrepository.murdoch.edu.au/id/eprint/9683 |
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