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Book Reviews : THE FAITH OF AUSTRALIANS. By Hans Mol. Sydney, Allen and Unwin, 1985. 247 pp. $24.95 (cloth), and $14.95 (paper)

that class analysis provides the strongest critique of the location of labour within the economic, political, and ideological relationship to the means of production, it is simply inadequate to suggest that those structural forces must be changed. Or that indeed they will change with the correct class consciousness, for, as papers in this volume indicate, there are only ’pockets’ of working-class consciousness. Moreover, these do not necessarily resolve discrimination against women. Therefore, class analysis requires a reworking of the notions ofinterests, consciousness and human agency which are not necessarily explained along class lines. This is not to say that class issues give way to piecemeal issues but that class analysis needs to be reformulated such that it loses its totalising analytical effect. We simply cannot remain analytically ensnared in the simple verities of structural determination and dominant ideology. This volume is, nonetheless, an exceptional and important contribution to the understanding of the relationship between class, ethnicity and gender.