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Especially intersections of the occult, critical theory, and the history of science and technology… Inhuman networks: social media and the archaeology of connection… humanities and social sciences that makes its claims through key moments in the psychology of emotion and… this view, Inhuman Networks: Social Media and the Archaeology of Connection argues that the human…
My research examines a wide range of issues related to what we might call 'digital culture'. I've researched and written about topics including, but not limited to, emotion recognition, selfies, memes, influencers, videogames, motion capture, virtual reality, and empathy. Regardless of my specific o …
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The way fairy tales metamorphose across time and space - what happens when these long-told… From Fukushima to Hiroshima: Teaching Social Engagement through Manga… Lucy Fraser is a Lecturer in Japanese at the School of Languages and Cultures, St Lucia campus… gender and its intersections with body, sexuality, and social roles.The main questions this thesis…
Lucy Fraser is a Lecturer in Japanese at the School of Languages and Cultures, St Lucia campus, UQ. Her research interests include depictions of animal-human relationships in Japanese fiction, fairy tales and fairy tale retellings in Japanese and English, and ideas of gender--especially the figure o …
This research is engaged with why and how people consume fiction, reminding us that the process is more complex than simply "escape" or straightforward "identification" with particular characters. Current projects will further explore the special communities and connections that girls' stories can c …
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Lisa Zunshine, Getting Inside Your Head: What Cognitive Science Can Tell Us about Popular Culture… the sciences and the humanities. Exploring topics that range from color perception to the moral…
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digital bodies, deepfakes, history of visual and special effects, VFX aesthetics, critical… Lisa Bode lectures in Film and Television Studies at the University of Queensland. She is the… The doppelgänger (literally ‘double-goer’) of 18th and 19th century European literature and lore is…
Lisa Bode lectures in Film and Television Studies at the University of Queensland. She is the author of Making Believe: Screen Performance and Special Effects in Popular Cinema (Rutgers University Press, 2017), which historicizes screen performance within the context of visual and special effects ci …
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income, but the history of these is unknown. This project will discover the origins and development of… especially contemporary debates about judgement and value.… Creative software practice in 1980s Australia: a prehistory of digital sociality and culture Melanie Swalwell… , technology and aesthetics. He has taught film and television studies at the University of East Anglia… – a backdrop and mingling area for barbecues, drinks and other social and family kinds of…
Jacobs has an international reputation as a historian of television drama, its institutions, technology and aesthetics. He has taught film and television studies at the University of East Anglia, the University of Warwick, and Griffith University. His first book, The Intimate Screen (Oxford Universi …
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; narrative theory; queer theory; and cultural studies. His current research projects include… pinpointing how diversity, plurality and reinvention inflect cultural and social evolution in France. The…
Dr Joe Hardwick’s research interests include: French cinema; French “existentialist” literature; narrative theory; queer theory; and cultural studies.
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Anti Social Media Social Music… Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy… in film studies and the humanities more generally, such as the "affective turn" and the "neurocognitive turn"...…
Professor Greg Hainge's research interests are primarily in the areas of twentieth-centry French literature, Film Studies, Sound Studies (including noise) and Critical Theory.
He is Professor of French and Head of the School of Languages and Cultures at the University of Queensland, a Fellow of the …
Greg Hainge's work is essentially a critical engagement into the ways in which we understand the world. His works aims to find new points of entry into cultural objects and texts, to understand differently, for instance, the relations between the cinema and its spectator, or touch screen technologie …
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