Titlebook: Dust Bowl; Depression America t Janette-Susan Bailey Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 New Deal.World War II.S

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Ideas: American Exceptionalism, Social Realism, Women, Deserts, Documentary, Soil, and Civilizationdeveloping documentary mode, social realism, ingrained ideas about women, theories of ecology, soil, deserts, and technological salvation converged to varying degrees and can be traced in US Dust Bowl narratives.

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Three Dust Bowl Narratives: Farmer Attitudes, Human Erosion, Women, and Natural Disasterng narratives, centered on ideas about farmers’ attitudes, soil, and human extinction, and thirdly, women, natural disaster, and civilization. In addition, central to this entire set of Dust Bowl imagery, was the myth of once-mighty civilizations fallen to soil neglect.

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Battlefields of the South-West Pacific: Australian Soil Erosion, Enemies, Graziers, and Traitors in ed this New Deal rhetoric in films, political speeches, broadcast radio, and literature to strengthen re-interpretations of Australian national mythologies about sheep, and the Anzacs in warnings of a US-style “dust bowl” at home.

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The Australian Constitution and State Politics: Creeping Deserts and Human Extinction in “Dust Bowl” the US Dust Bowl and Dust Bowl refugees converged in this imagery, with Australian ideas about “creeping deserts,” “the dead heart,” federalism, and state and rural politics. But state politics (Victoria’s Premier Albert Dunstan) frustrated this national vision.

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