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representations that are presented in this article are a larrikins society and an
equitable and just society
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Larrikins society
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Equitable
and just society
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Energetic
Badly
behaved young men
Cheeky
Disrespectful
Goofball
(dag)
Bends the
rules when it suits
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Preserving
ideals of a fair go
Hard work
Commit to
principals of fair go
Pulling your
own weight
Helping
mates out
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I do agree
with the representations within the article ‘Larrikin has had his day’ because there
are always 2 distinct groups of people in any society; one that are goal
driven, and another that doesn’t want to follow the rules. Within the article,
it gives a definition provided by the Oxford dictionary depicting what a
larrikin is; which is a “boisterous, often badly behaved young man”. Being
given a definition does create an image of what a larrikin is, and I have seen
different people that fit in this category. I know there are other people in
Australia that are the complete opposite of this, and the text supports that by
saying, “what most of us…want is a safe place to live, to raise children if we
choose, and to be justly rewarded for the work we do.” Both representations can
be seen within communities because there are always some young men that can be
cheeky, a little bit impolite and sometimes even a larrikin, and there are
always men and women that are hardworking and want to do their best for their family
and friends.
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