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Alfred Deakin’s ‘Austral-Asia’ and the making of ‘history for the future’
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In 1893 Alfred Deakin coined the term ‘Austral-Asia’ and argued, in Irrigated India and Temple and Tomb in India, that India and its citizens were central to Australia’s future. By 1901, he was furiously defending the White Australia policy, warning Australian citizens of the threat of non-Europeans to the future of the new nation. This dramatic shift – from perceiving India as an opportunity to perceiving it as a threat – is attributable to the influence of Charles Pearson's National Life and Character (1894) which warned of the end of white hegemony if white men began mixing with the Chinese, ‘Hindoo’ and ‘Negro’ races.
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Tạp chí mua quyền truy cập TAYLOR & FRANCIS
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Deirdre Coleman
Sashi Nair
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Taylor & Francis
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2017
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Alfred Deakin , Austral-Asia
