Belonging in Bennelong : ironic inclusion and cosmopolitan joy in John Howard's (former) electorate

Greg Noble

Belonging in Bennelong : ironic inclusion and cosmopolitan joy in John Howard's (former) electorate

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This paper will argue that cosmopolitan belonging can be just as powerful as national belonging, and that questions of affect – and specifically joy – are crucial to understanding the forms of attachment that might emerge in culturally diverse suburbs. It will also argue that the ironic distance often associated with ‘elite’ cosmopolitanism needs to be augmented by an understanding of forms of ‘ironic inclusion’ in everyday cosmopolitanism

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Ocean to Outback: Cosmopolitanism in Contemporary Australia
Editors	Keith Jacobs, Jeff Malpas
Place of Publication	Crawley, W.A.
Publisher	UWA Publishing
Pages	150-174
Number of pages	25
ISBN (Print)	9781921401565
Publication status	Published - 2011

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Belonging in Bennelong : ironic inclusion and cosmopolitan joy in John Howard's (former) electorate

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