1J Multicultural arts – practices and policies: Cmielewski, Yue & Kahn, Mar (ABS3110) 2J Art and Ch<strong>in</strong>ese political transformation: G Li, Gong, F Lee (ABS3110) 3J Mak<strong>in</strong>g Change – textiles, gender and power: Mayhew, Splawa- Neyman, Fitzpatrick (ABS3110) 4J Decolonization and Self- Orientalism of Inter-Asian Art <strong>in</strong> the 1910s-1930s: S Kang, S Jung, Jang (ABS3110) 5J <strong>Cultural</strong> production and curation: Luka, G McDonald & Fisher, Iranowska (ABS3110) 6J So what do you do?: track<strong>in</strong>g creative graduates <strong>in</strong> Australia and the UK: Brook, Lewis, Webb (ABS3110) 7J Mobile lives <strong>in</strong> contemporary art: Weselius, Hayat, Nielsen (ABS3110) 8J Sonic cultures and practices: Uimonen, Kyto, Saarikallio & Maksima<strong>in</strong>en (ABS3110) 9J Sonic practices and identities: Nakagawa, Yeung, Y Y<strong>in</strong> (ABS3110) 10J New media culture and identity construction: Agust<strong>in</strong>, Hizi, Zhong (ABS3110) 1K Drugs <strong>in</strong> Space – New Approaches to Drugs and Drug- Related Ontologies: Mal<strong>in</strong>s, Race, A Farrugia (ABS1130) 2K Reshap<strong>in</strong>g Contemporary Gender: Hynna, Merritt, Seymour (ABS1130) 3K Self-Track<strong>in</strong>g Technologies and Liv<strong>in</strong>g Personal Data: P<strong>in</strong>k, Lupton, Fuller, Fors (ABS1130) 4K The Cultures and Politics of Body- Monitor<strong>in</strong>g: P<strong>in</strong>k, Kaualuoma & Ruckenste<strong>in</strong>, Berg, Ruckenste<strong>in</strong> (ABS1130) 5K Normalcy, Disability, and Injustice: Steele, Cadwallader, Stephens (ABS1130) 6K Methods and ethics <strong>in</strong> selfie studies: Lasen, Warfield, Mol<strong>in</strong>e (ABS1130) 7K Football cultures, identity, experience: van Sterkenurg, Matamoros- Fernandez & S Phillips, Fogarty (ABS2050) 8K <strong>Cultural</strong> and Reproductive Age<strong>in</strong>g: van de Wiel, Lahad & Hvidtfedt, Carroll & Krolokke (ABS2050) 9K Bodily augmentation regimes: Laforteza, J Kim, M Jones (ABS2050) 10K Cultures of Drug Use: Pala, Applequist, Tomsen & Dertadian (ABS2050) 1L Interdiscipl<strong>in</strong>ary Perspectives on Methodological Invention: Harwood, Colman, Watson, Hickey-Moody (ABS3090) 2L Challeng<strong>in</strong>g academic cultures: Krabill, Ishikawa et al., Kunschak (ABS3090) 3L Knowledge production, boundary cross<strong>in</strong>g and difference: Garbutt, Fordham, Almqvist (ABS3090) 4L Research practice and ethical engagements: Johns, Light & Mitchell & Wikstrom, Puzar (ABS3090) 5L Th<strong>in</strong>k<strong>in</strong>g about normativity through education, transgression, and self-care: Coleman, Kall<strong>in</strong>en, Gwynne (ABS3090) 6L Intervention, Speculation, Exploration - Expand<strong>in</strong>g <strong>Cultural</strong> Research: Salazar, Isaksson, Willim (ABS3090) 7L Transdiscipl<strong>in</strong>e: the generative value of design research + cultural studies: Rossiter, Lopes, A Gill & Lopes, Catanzaro, Sandbach (ABS2020) 8L The secular, the radical, the voice and the curriculum – Historical legacies and immanent felt encounters <strong>in</strong> Australasian educational <strong>in</strong>stitutions: Low, E Mayes, Idriss & Tofighian (ABS2020) 9L Pedagogies and academic life: Barcan, O’Connor, Watk<strong>in</strong>s (ABS2020) 10L Educational spaces, race and postcolonialism: Palombo & Laforteza, Al- Natour, Vass (ABS2020) 8
1M Stream<strong>in</strong>g cultures and the post-piracy phenomenon: Meese, Borschke, Fredriksson (ABS1050) 2M Complexity and change <strong>in</strong> digital piracy: S Fuller, Ji, D Wong (ABS1050) 3M New Media Gatekeepers: Ecosystems of Access and Denial: Crisp, Adema, Borshke (ABS1050) 4M Transmutation of Political Culture and Media Arts – Democracy, Immigration and Censorship: Mori, Tezuka, Shimizu, H Lee (ABS1050) 5M Politics of media censorship and reform: Nauta, Lyu, Valdez (ABS1050) 6M Media classification histories and dispositives: Driscoll & Grealy, Cole, Gomes (ABS1050) 7M Media Justice: Gogg<strong>in</strong>, Thill, Dreher (ABS1050) 8M <strong>Cultural</strong> politics <strong>in</strong> Hong Kong: Zuser, Pun & Fung & Yu, Choi (ABS1050) 9M Digital Entrepreneurship <strong>in</strong> Ch<strong>in</strong>a – Critical Reflections on Creative Industry, Shar<strong>in</strong>g Economy, and Rural E- commerce: L N Li, H Wang, L Zhang (ABS1050) 10M The Value of Media Archaeology to <strong>Cultural</strong> <strong>Studies</strong>: Jordan, Hay, Halpern, Monea, W<strong>in</strong>ter, Packer (ABS1050) 1N Populism, politics and the popular: Doyle, Highfield & Miltner, Tomk<strong>in</strong>s (ABS3310) 2N Assembl<strong>in</strong>g publics and public images: Evans, Little, Nolan (ABS3310) 3N Cultures of craft and the entrepreneur: Stahl, L He<strong>in</strong>ze, Luckman (ABS3310) 4N Transgressive gender acts: Y Park, Kaur, Devereux (ABS3310) 5N Death and the gothic <strong>in</strong> popular culture and public space: Allmark, Fitch, Hakola (ABS3310) 6N Represent<strong>in</strong>g women <strong>in</strong> film and television: Muktiono, Aqueel, Orta (ABS3310) 7N Futur<strong>in</strong>g space, queer<strong>in</strong>g history: Vaide, Majsova, M<strong>in</strong>to (ABS3310) 9N Sci-Fi and fantasy cultures: Glaubman, Vodovnik, Howells-Ng (ABS3310) 10N Trespass<strong>in</strong>g Spaces, Transformed Subjectivities – Geopolitics, Genders, and Sexualities <strong>in</strong> Contemporary Ch<strong>in</strong>ese Fandom: Zhou, Yang & Xu, Zhao (ABS3310) 1O Mediat<strong>in</strong>g Sexualities: Brady, Davies, Burns (ABS1070) 2O Sexual and gender production and/<strong>in</strong> the digital: Dobson, Anne Harris & S H Jones, T Liu (ABS1070) 3O Time, Tide and Translation – Transnational Contemporaneity and Strategic Possibilities of Differences <strong>in</strong> Japanese Queer Politics: Shimuzu, Maree, Kawasaka (ABS1070) 4O Visual culture and sexual modernity: Saarenmaa, Cheung, Nguyen (ABS1070) 5O Queer cultures, media and the everyday: Drysdale, Duguay, Watson (ABS1070) 6O Queer Cultures <strong>in</strong> Asia: Mobility, K<strong>in</strong>ship, and Class – Translation, K<strong>in</strong>ship, and Class: Kam, L Song, T-F Yu (ABS1070) 7O Public Discourse and Queer Lives: Garnery, Herden, Hars<strong>in</strong> (ABS1070) 8O Queer Media Attachment: Villarejo, Hardie, L Wallace, Pippard (ABS1070) 9O Queer K<strong>in</strong>ships <strong>in</strong> Australia: Sperr<strong>in</strong>g, Keaney, Kean (ABS1070) 10O Queer knowledges: S Wong, Sharkey, McArthur (ABS1070) 1P Fem<strong>in</strong>ist 2P Fem<strong>in</strong>ist 3P Fem<strong>in</strong>isms, 4P Misogyny and 5P Terror, 6P Fem<strong>in</strong>ism, 7P 8P Race, whiteness 9P The Time of 10P Emergent 9
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