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...private ethos and expressions' transmitted through shared 'language, narratives, verse, song, customs and beliefs.' (3) Existing volumes by Seal include studies on Australian urban myths, the legend of Ned Kelly and the work of Banjo Patterson. Seal's most recent book, entitled Inventing Anzac: The Digger and National Mythology, concerns the folkloric historicisation of the Australian military experience of the Great War. The central argument in Seal's new work is the bold conceptual claim that...
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