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Anglo-Australian Views of Ethnics

The object of this paper is to examine the attitudes and experiences of Australians in relation to firstand second-generation European continental immigrants. For the purposes of our study we selected only subjects who were Australian born and of Australian parentage. We are, therefore, examining the views and experiences of individuals who were bred in the AngloSaxon based Australian ’core’ culture and whom we propose to label ’Anglo-Australians’, to distinguish them from arrivals from continental Europe and their descendants whom we refer to as ’ethnic Australians’. In this we are applying a criterion based on cultural rather than genetic factors ; even those subjects in our sample who may by chance have had European-born grandparents would themselves almost certainly have been enculturated into the prevailing Anglo-Australian patterns of life. The question of the attitudes which AngoAustralians have towards ethnic-Australians is of fundamental importance when considering not only the adaptation of the European new arrivals and their descendants, but also the future complexion of Australian society and culture. Yet it is significant that, in comparison with Canada, little research has been done in this country on the matter.