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Not quite white (enough): intersecting ethnic and gendered identities in looking for Alibrandi.

That Melina Marchetta's young adult novel Looking for Alibrandi (1992) remains one of the highest selling Australian Young Adult novels suggests the ease with which migrant identities are accepted and even celebrated in contemporary Australian culture. Teenage girls from a broad cross-section of Australian society enjoy identifying with Josie, the Italian-Australian protagonist, particularly her sense of (stereotypically adolescent) self-doubt which precedes her movement toward a more mature self-worth and world view achieved by embracing her cultural heritage. However, while such a widely celebrated novel seems to indicate the success of multicultural policy in Australia, the ...

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