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35S

the Aboriginal minority group will act to preserve its cohesion
by nihilating the symbolic universe of the dominant group. Conversely,
the dominant group will act to nihilate the symbolic universe of
the minority group, since it is perceived as posing a threat to
the dominant society.

Hence it was hypothesized that the more visible the Aboriginal
•world’, the more Cohesivewouldbe the view of the Aboriginal self,
the more positivewculdbe the typifications of Aborigines in
general, and the less positive the view of Australiansɪ.

It was further hypothesized that the more visible the Aboriginal
group, the more negative would be the typification of Aborigines
on the part of non-Aborigines. On a continuum, therefore, it could
be expected that the following sequence would be found.

S.A.I.T. Pt. Aug. Aug. Taperoo Salis.

High Pk.            North Stone's

Aboriginal
typification
of Aborigines
in general

Aboriginal
typification
of 'Australian'


most

і
positive


least
positive


________l__________________________________J___________. t      leas t

positive

___________________________________t__________, most

positive


Oon-Aboriginal
typification
of Aborigines


most
negative


N.A.


N.A.


least
negative


Aboriginal
typification
of self


most
positive


N.A.     N.A. least


positive


FIGURE 7

Diagrammatic representation of Hypotheses 2.4a and 2.4b

See hypotheses, p. 47 above.



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