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| At Large: Reviewing the Arts in South Africa | ||||||
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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 | ||||||
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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 | ||||||
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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 | ||||||
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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 | ||||||
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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 | ||||||
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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 | ||||||
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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 | ||||||
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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 | ||||||
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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 | ||||||
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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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