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The University of Melbourne | A Studio For All Things

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Writing & Speaking. The University of Melbourne. The University of Melbourne. Posted on Jun 10, 2013 in Academic. From gaming on large public screens in Melbourne, Australia, to community-centered urban design in NYC’s boroughs, I’ve held academic fellowships to research how public spaces strengthen social relationships. From 2012-2013 I was a Research Associate with the Victorian Eco-Innovation Lab, The University of Melbourne. I partnered with environmental scientist, Che Biggs. Which produced a networ...

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CV – Performative Publics

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Marcos Dias – Dundalk Institute of Technology, Ireland. Http:/ www.lightartworks.com. February 2010 onwards (expected submission date: 16 March 2015). PhD Arts Media and Communications Program (expected thesis submission – March 2015). Urban Space Through Mediated Performance. Project includes field research on. A Machine To See With. By artist collective Blast Theory. Supervisors: Assoc. Prof. Scott McQuire and Prof. Nikos Papastergiadis. School of Culture and Communication. October 2008 September 2009.

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Blog — JOSHUAPOCI.US

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TheConversation: HIV/AIDS on screen: by focusing on history, we ignore the present. July 21, 2014. Article published on TheConversation, Monday July 21, 2014:. Read the whole article here. Not a total vanity project. November 4, 2013. As I edge towards the end of the first year of my PhD, I can't help but find humour in a number of ironies that have emerged through this process. Firstly, the contradiction I face in writing about queer temporality - and, drawing from Lee Edelman.

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October | 2010 | Devinegirrl's Blog

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Monthly Archives: October 2010. Lectures I have attended (not including the one from my mother). October 24, 2010. I’ve attended two extracurricular lectures in the last couple of weeks (just because I have nothing else to do.). 8216;Digital publishing in 2010 – a Lonely Planet case study’. Was presented by Lonely Planet’s. Vivek Wagle (Head, Editorial) and Jane Nethercote (Senior Digitial Editor) and was organised by the School of Culture and Communication at The University of Melbourne. Anyway, I’m rea...

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Sabedoria Popular

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Por Marcos P. Dias - m.dias(at)pgrad.unimelb.edu.au. Este projeto busca inspiração nos ditos populares: feirantes promovendo suas barracas (mulher bonita não paga mas também não leva! Adesivos na caixa da padaria (fiado só amanhã), sambas-enredo (ajoelhou, tem que rezar! PALAVRAS CHAVE DO PROJETO. Sabedoria popular interativa arte eletrônica. DESDOBRAMENTOS IMAGINADOS PARA A PROPOSTA. Sendo esta a prática preferida, embora não é possivel prever quais materiais poderão ser substituidos). 1 Processador Ard...

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Bachelor of Arts | Study areas

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The BA offers over 30 areas of study in the humanities, social sciences and languages. These can be studied as a major or a minor. Some can only be studied as a minor. View example course plans. To see how these disciplines can fit into you degree. Each study area is offered by one of the Faculty's academic schools. Click on an area to learn more. Search this list to find the study areas that are right for you. Offered by the School of Historical and Philosophical Studies. Librarianship and archival work.

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Australian Centre | Publications

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School of Culture and Communication. Denise (eds.,). On Species, JASAL. 15:2, September 2015. Josephine (eds.,). Shifting Focus: Colonial Australian Photography 1850 - 1920. Melbourne: Australian Scholarly Publishing, 2015. Rachael (eds.,). The Colonial Journals, and the emergence of Australian literary culture. Perth: University of Western Australia Publishing, 2014. Rachael. "Cosmos Magazine and Colonial Australian Femininity," in. JASAL: special issue: field, curriculum, emotion. Rachael (eds.,).

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Australian Centre | About

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School of Culture and Communication. The Australian Centre gathers people - academics, researchers and writers - from many walks of life to develop innovative research projects in the Australian arts and humanities across a range of disciplines. Learn more about our people. The Australian Centre was founded in January 1989 with the assistance of a grant from the Hugh Williamson Foundation. The Australian Centre aims to develop research capacity in two key areas:. The Colonial Australian Archive.

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Australian Centre | People

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School of Culture and Communication. Research Grants and Project Officer. 61 3 9035 5280. Boisbouvier Founding Chair in Australian Literature. Discovery Early Career Researcher (DECRA). Listening to Country: Indigenous Dance Dramaturgy in Remote Australia. Research Fellow, ARC Discovery Project. Hugh Williamson Foundation Fellow. Populating the Nation: towards a genealogy of colonial Australian character types. With Ken Gelder 2014-2016). Research Assistant, ARC Discovery Project. Kate Challis RAKA Award.