Public Memory Research Centre and Faculty of Arts

2009 Seminar Series, 12:30pm

  

MARCH 18 Q402

Phillip Gearing: The Evaluation of a tertiary-level, distance-mode aural training programme

Laurie Johnson: “Nobler in the mind”: The Emergence of Early Modern Anxiety

 

APRIL 15 Q502

Robert Mason: Defining the People: Australia’s Hispanic Anarchists and the Revolutionary Self

Judith Crispin: The complete piano recordings of Ferruccio Busoni

 

MAY 20 Q502

Libby Connors: Women on the southeast Queensland Frontier 1823-1855

Malcolm Brown: The search for the Holy Grail (in the phenomenology of religion)

 

MAY 27 Q502

Visiting Scholar Professor Daniel Druckman: Professor/Scholar in Residence, Australian Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies and School of Political Science and International Studies, University of Queensland, and Professor, Department of Public and International Affairs, George Mason University

 

JUNE 17 Q502

Gillian Colclough: The American Journal of Sociology: an early twentieth century eugenic forum

Jayson Althofer: Is Sydney burning? Sir Lionel Lindsay, incendiarism and paramilitary vigilantism

 

AUGUST 19

Anna Hayes: Survival, Resistance and Death: Female Subversion in Pre-Revolutionary China

Barbara Ryan: Crisis preparedness of government departments in Australia

 

SEPTEMBER 16                  

Rebecca Scollen: New Audiences for Shakespeare: an audience reception study of the USQ Shakespeare in the Park Festival

Lara Lamb & Bryce Barker: ‘Boundary Cutting’ and the gas pia: changing expressions of boundary and place on the Kikori River, Western Gulf of Papua

 

OCTOBER 21   

        

Rhod McNeill : David Morgan - Neglected Australian Symphonist

Catherine Dewhirst: Palladio’s Farmhouse Villa and the Reinvention of Nobility

 

OCTOBER 28 Postgraduate Seminars

Hugh Wilson: Confecting Australia's national interest

Jim Madden: The seminary as total institution

Daniel Timbrell: TBA

 

NOVEMBER 18

Visiting Scholar Assoc. Prof. Gary Ianziti: Director of Humanities Research Program, Queensland University of Technology

 

NOVEMBER 25 Postgraduate Seminars

Bob East: Domestic Counterinsurgency Policies: Post 2001, Republic of Philippines

Mark Dew: Post Post-Marxism: the end of Cultural Studies or the beginning of a Politics of Culture?