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The lucky country
Book • 1964
Donald Horne's "The Lucky Country" is a seminal work of Australian social commentary, published in 1964.
It explores themes of national identity, class divisions, and the role of luck in shaping Australia's development.
Horne critiques the country's complacency and its tendency to rely on natural resources rather than fostering innovation.
The book sparked significant debate and remains relevant in discussions about Australian society and politics.
Its enduring legacy lies in its insightful analysis of Australian culture and its capacity to provoke critical self-reflection.
It explores themes of national identity, class divisions, and the role of luck in shaping Australia's development.
Horne critiques the country's complacency and its tendency to rely on natural resources rather than fostering innovation.
The book sparked significant debate and remains relevant in discussions about Australian society and politics.
Its enduring legacy lies in its insightful analysis of Australian culture and its capacity to provoke critical self-reflection.
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