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Jindyworobak — /dʒɪndiˈwɒrəbæk/ (say jindee woruhbak) noun a member of an Australian cultural movement which aimed at establishing distinctly Australian literary forms, especially verse conscious of the natural environment and Australia s history and traditions …
Jindyworobak-Bewegung — [dʒɪndɪ wɔrəbək ; in der Sprache der Aborigines »verbinden«, »verknüpfen«], von R. Ingamells 1938 in Adelaide begründete, bis etwa zur Mitte der 50er Jahre bestehende literarische Schule, deren Anhänger durch die Hinwendung zum kulturellen und… … Universal-Lexikon
Jindyworobak Movement — The Jindyworobak Movement was a nationalistic Australian literary movement whose white members sought to promote indigenous Australian ideas and customs, particularly in poetry. They were active from the 1930s to around the 1950s. The movement… … Wikipedia
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jindyworobak — ˌjindēˈwȯrəˌbak noun ( s) Etymology: probably from native name in Australia : one of a group of strongly nationalistic Australians seeking to promote native ideas and traditions especially in literature … Useful english dictionary
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