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SUMMARY:Tim Dunlop in conversation
LOCATION:Readings Carlton
DESCRIPTION:We are delighted to have Tim Dunlop chatting with Paul Barclay 
 about The Culture Wars.\n\nSometimes it seems as if everything has become 
 a culture war. In The Culture Wars\, a sharp\, accessible book\, Tim Dunlo
 p asks why this is so and what that shift – decades in the making – ha
 s done to Australian democracy.\n\nMoving beyond the idea that culture war
 s are a mere distraction from 'real' politics\, Dunlop argues that dispute
 s over identity\, values and belonging have become a driving force of cont
 emporary political life. He shows how these conflicts are not only intensi
 fied by political and media systems\, but actively weaponised to fragment 
 the electorate and harden social divisions.\n\nRanging from Federation to 
 the Howard era and into the present\, this compelling and original account
  situates Australia's culture wars within a longer history\, while reveali
 ng how they are now energised by market economics\, media concentration\, 
 social media and global political movements.\n\nFree\, but bookings are es
 sential.\n\nBoletos: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1639567
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