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The Dickens Universe
Dr Catherine Waters from the School of English, Communication and Theatre recently visited the University of California to attend a congregation on the work of Charles Dickens.
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Poetry Festival Visit
Dr Michael Sharkey, a senior lecturer from the School of English, Communication and Theatre, recently attended the Queensland Poetry Festival in Brisbane.
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ECT Summer Semester Unit
The School of English Communication and Theatre will offer a new unit, Journalism and Literature (ENCO 328/428), in Summer Semester between 28 November 2005 and 3 February 2006.
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ECT Research Seminar
"Fictions of Self and Nation: Myths of Individualism in Australian and American Literature"
Presented by Steve Harris (ECT)
When: Monday 17-Oct, 2005, 2.10pm
Where: Room LG 1, Arts Building
ALL WELCOME!
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ECT Research Seminar
"My Life as a Dog: Childhood, Trauma and the Animal Victim in some contemporary film texts."
Presented by Leonie Rutherford (ECT)
When: Monday 10-Oct, 2005, 2.10pm
Where: Room LG 1, Arts Building
ALL WELCOME!
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ECT Research Seminar
"Byron's Deluge: 'Heaven and Earth: A Mystery'"
Presented by Michael Sharkey (ECT)
When: Monday 12-Sep, 2005, 2.10pm
Where: Room LG 1, Arts Building
ALL WELCOME!
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ECT Research Seminar
"The Unruly Space of Email."
Presented by Sue Yell (Monash University)
When: Monday 5-Sep, 2005, 2.10pm
Where: Room LG 1, Arts Building
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ECT Research Seminar
"Documentary Film and Poetry: The Strange Case of Colin Deane and a Wedding Belle."
Presented by Julian Croft (ECT)
When: Monday 29-Aug, 2005, 2.10pm
Where: Room LG 1, Arts Building
ALL WELCOME!
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Conference News
"Tracing Henry James"
Venice International University
Dr Suzie Gibson who lectures in the School of English, Communication and Theatre recently represented UNE at an International Conference in Venice. The conference, "Tracing Henry James" dealt with the enormous impact of James's thought and writings on the world of past and contemporary fiction and theory.
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ECT Research Seminar
"Labor's Voluntary Army."
Presented by Paul Adams (ECT)
When: Monday 22-Aug, 2005, 2.10pm
Where: Room LG 1, Arts Building
ALL WELCOME!
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ECT Research Seminar
"Latin American Perspectives on Postcolonial Theory and Writing."
Presented by Isabel Carrera Suárez (Universidad de Oviedo, Spain)
When: Monday 15-Aug, 2005, 2.10pm
Where: Room LG 1, Arts Building
ALL WELCOME!
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ECT Research Seminar
"Iago's Evil."
Presented by Tony Lynch (Soc.Sc.)
When: Monday 8-Aug, 2005, 2.10pm
Where: Room LG 1, Arts Building
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ECT Research Seminar
"Do Not Laugh at a Blind Man: Disability in Film and Television Comedy."
Presented by Martin Mantle
When: Monday 6 June 2005., 2.10pm
Where:, Room LG 1, Arts Building
ALL WELCOME!
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ECT Research Seminar
'Projects for Cross-Cultural Communication in Early Modern Europe' (Erasmus - Leibniz - Talleyraud)
Presented by Professor Randall Albury
When: Monday 23 May 2005, 2.10pm
Where: Room LG 1, Arts Building
ALL WELCOME!
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ECT Research Seminar
"Nip and Tuck: Making Over the Feminine and The Stepford Wives (1975 & 2004)."
Presented by Jane O'Sullivan
When: Monday 9 May 2005, 2.10pm
Where: Room LG 1, Arts Building
ALL WELCOME!
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ECT Research Seminar
"Barbed-Wire Public Schools: Public School Imagery in British Prisoner-of-War films, 1946-1960"
Presented by Neil Rattigan
When: Monday 18th April
Where: Room LG 1 Lower Ground Floor Common Room Arts Building
ALL WELCOME!
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Heritage Futures Research Centre Seminar
'Is there a Community Future for Heritage?'
by Associate Professor John Ryan
Thursday 7th April from 12-1.00
School of Human and Environmental Studies complex, in SHES 2/3 - at the north end of the buildings.
ALL WELCOME
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2004 issue of Australian Folklore
This 300 page issue includes more than 25 articles concerned with aspects of Australian culture.
Among them is a a cluster concerned with the writing of Memoir and (Auto-) Biography leading to the production of written stories. Included here are an opening piece by Donna Lee Brien entitled 'True Tales that Nurture: Defining Auto/Biographical Storytelling' , as well as an exploration of the early ideas of Dymphna Cusack, these of particular interest to New England readers;
The 2004 issue also features a Review Article by Felicity Plunkett entitled 'B[l]ack Tracking Towards Australia: Australian Film After Mabo '.
Issues, at $25-00 each may be obtained from John Ryan, or inspected at E11-LG 30.
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ECT Research Seminar Series
"Animal Others: Elizabeth Barrett, Flush, & the Banditti".
Presented by Jennifer McDonell
When: Monday 21st March 2005 2.10pm
Where: Room LG 1, Lower Ground Floor Common Room, Arts Building
ALL WELCOME
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