On Our Selection - Rudd, Steele
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In "On Our Selection," Steele Rudd employs a vivid and humorous narrative style to depict the life of rural Australians in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Through a series of interlinked stories centered around the fictional character Dad Rudd and his family, Rudd captures the essence of bush life, its trials, and triumphs. The book not only reflects the socio-economic challenges faced by settlers but also celebrates their resilient spirit, employing a blend of colloquial dialogue and detailed description that gives voice to his characters and immerses the reader in the landscape of…mehr

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In "On Our Selection," Steele Rudd employs a vivid and humorous narrative style to depict the life of rural Australians in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Through a series of interlinked stories centered around the fictional character Dad Rudd and his family, Rudd captures the essence of bush life, its trials, and triumphs. The book not only reflects the socio-economic challenges faced by settlers but also celebrates their resilient spirit, employing a blend of colloquial dialogue and detailed description that gives voice to his characters and immerses the reader in the landscape of the Australian bush. Literary critics view this work as a cornerstone of Australian literature, pivotal in shaping the national identity and romanticizing the rural experience during a period of significant social change. Steele Rudd, born as Arthur Steele Ricardo, drew from his own experiences growing up on a selection near Queensland, a background that enriched his portrayal of rural life. His keen observations of the struggles and joys of farming families serve as both a personal reflection and a commentary on the broader Australian experience. Rudd's extensive involvement in journalism also influenced his storytelling technique, providing him with a unique lens to navigate the complexities of his characters and their environment. "On Our Selection" is recommended for readers interested in exploring the rich tapestry of Australian culture and rural life. Its humorous yet poignant representation of the bush provides insights into the endurance of the human spirit. This work is not only a celebration of everyday life but also a vital piece of literature that evokes a sense of nostalgia for a simpler time, making it a must-read for literature enthusiasts and history buffs alike.