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At Large: Reviewing the Arts in South Africa

Explores the role of the arts but also asks provocative questions about a range of social and political issues.

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Portrayals of Indigeneity in Australian Historical Novels (1989-2009): New Portrayals of Indigeneity in Australian Historical Novels

This paper navigates shifts in the ways contemporary Australian historical novels have recently developed intercultural approaches to contested Australian histories and to the portrayals of Indigenous subjects.

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Merchants, Moneylenders and a Mad Man: Shakespeare and Cervantes Survey the Moral Landscape in a Global Culture of Commodities

Cervantes and Shakespeare explore the moral implications of capitalism in the story of the liberation of the galley slaves, and the Merchant of Venice, respectively.

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Theorising Internal Colonialism in Australia

The theory of internal colonialism has been applied to the structural relationships between first nations and the settler state, economy, and society.

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Dignity, Humiliation, and the Erosion of the Humanities

Examines Article 3 of the Geneva Conventions in a post 9/11, post-humanist America; evaluates the contingent role that witnesses play in the structure and significance of the humiliation triangle

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“We Want Courageous Mothering”: From Fear to Empowerment of Motherhood in Feminist Theories

This paper will examine the rejection of traditional maternal practices in patriarchal societies and the alternative discourse that re-defines the maternal experience as empowering in feminist theories.

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Rethinking Success: Music in Higher Education

This paper draws on research into the working lives of musicians to consider how goals might be redefined for this cohort, and how this redefinition might be approached with students.

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Capacity Building in Urban Design: Participatory Processes with the Urban Poor

This paper presents research on creating design frameworks which allow local communities at risk of eviction to improve and maintain their own living environments.

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Educating Extremism: The Failure of Pakistan’s Education System and the Radicalisation of its Students

Despite the international focus on terrorism, not enough action is being taken on the causes of radicalisation. This paper looks at extremism in Pakistan and role of its education system.

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A Diaspora Curriculum: Children of the World

In the session there will be a sharing of the design of school-based Diaspora Curriculum about currently displaced people in the world.

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