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Most sessions, including the welcome, the plenary sessions, and the closing session will be held in rooms N201 and N202 of the Hawken Engineering Building [see map].
The Friday evening champagne reception will be held in the University Art Museum, levels five and six of the Forgan Smith Tower [see map].
The Saturday evening party will be held in the Red Room, downstairs in the Union Complex [see map].
Friday 4 October
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Time
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Details
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8:30am - 9:00am
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Registration
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9:00am -9:30am
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Room N201
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Official Welcome
Ms Angi Buettner, President, EMAPS
Prof. Gillian Whitlock, Director Postgraduate Studies, Faculty of Arts
Prof. Alan Lawson, Director, Graduate School
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9:30am - 11:00am
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Keynote Address
Assoc. Prof. Catharine Lumby
"The Pursuit of Innocents: Rethinking Children and the Mediated Gaze"
Introduced by:
Prof. Graeme Turner
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| 11:00am - 11:30am |
Morning Tea |
| 11:30am - 1:00pm |
Room N201 |
Room N202 |
| Progress and Cross-Disciplinarity |
Literary Genres |
| Angi Buettner "Cultural Studies and the Holocaust" |
Kate Morton "Barbara Vine's A Dark-Adapted Eye: A Gothic Renegotiation of the Borders of Self and Society |
| Guy Redden "Transcending Progress: New Age Transformation in an Uncertain World" |
Catherine Richardson "The 'Personal Anecdote': The Textual Genre of the Twenty-First Century?" |
| Alex Cooke "A New Theory of the New? Natalie Depraz's Reading of Husserl" |
Catriona Mills "The Disappearing Author: Lady Caroline Lamb and the Embodiment of the Text " |
| Chaired by: |
Chaired by: |
| 1:00pm - 2:00pm |
Lunch |
| 2:00pm - 3:30pm |
Room N201 |
Room N202 |
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Supervison workshop with Dr Gina Mercer and Dr Alison Bartlett
Additional registration required. Details here.
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American Relations |
| Eliza Matthews "Against Idealism: United States Foreign Policy Makers in Pursuit of 'Progress' in the Nuclear Debate--A Historical Analysis" |
| Meredith Rose "'The Time is Now': Paul Robeson and Progressive America in the 1940s" |
| Catherine McTavish "Fraternisation and the Economic Progress of Post-World War Two Germany: the Impact of American-German Relations on Economic Recovery" |
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| 3:30pm - 4:00pm |
Afternoon Tea |
| 4:00pm - 5:00pm |
Room N201 |
Room N202 |
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Media Subcultures |
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Jen Seifert "Ex Post Facto: Progress Through Repetition and Remembering in Star Trek: Voyager" |
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Nick Caldwell "Dalekmania! Investigating a Special Effects Moment in 1960s British Culture" |
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Chaired by: |
| 5:30pm - 7:00pm |
Champagne Reception in the University Art Museum |
Saturday 5 October
| Time |
Details |
| 9:00am - 9:30am |
Registration |
| 9:30am - 11:00am |
Room N201 |
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Postgraduate Futures Panel
Mr Tom Clarke
Dr Ben Goldsmith
Dr Tseen Khoo
Chaired by: Prof. Alan Lawson
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| 11:00am - 11:30am |
Morning Tea |
| 11:30am - 1:00pm |
Room N201 |
| Publishing and Literary Culture |
| Simone Murray "From Literature to Content:
Media Multinationals, Publishing Practice and the Digitisation of the Book" |
| Stuart Glover "Brisbane Literature and Identity: Two entwined Projects of Change" |
| Rachael Williams "'Not Suitable for Public Display': Regulating the Self in the Workplace" |
| Chaired by: Robert Clarke |
| 1:00pm - 2:00pm |
Lunch |
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2:00pm - 3:30pm
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Room N201 |
Room N202 |
| Progress and Discipline |
Other Views |
| James Douglas "'Ring Out the Old, Ring in the New': Progress Reports, White Lies and Creative Procrastination" |
Belinda Brown "Principal Janus and Schoolyards and Malls" |
| Binoy Kampmark "The End of History Delayed? Fukuyama's End of History Thesis and September 11" |
David Keyworth "Fictional Paradigms and the Evolving Vampire Subculture" |
| Helen Hayes "The Concept of 'Progress' in Writing Biography" |
Janie Busby "Mental Time Travel: An Evolutionary Psychology Approach to Progress" |
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Chaired by: |
| 3:30pm - 4:00pm |
Afternoon Tea |
| 4:00pm - 5:00pm |
Room N201 |
Room N202 |
| Music |
Computer Games |
| Guadalupe Rosales-Martinez "Re-shaping Cultural Practices in Cross-Cultural Scenarios: 'Latin Dance' Rhythms of 'Literation and Spectacle'" |
John Banks "Negotiating Cultural Participation in the New Media Environment: A Progressive Opportunity?" |
| Jean Burgess "Beyond the High-Popular Divide: Cultural Studies and 'Art Music'" |
Sue Morris "Social Organisation and Regulation in an Online Multiplayer Computer
Gaming Community" |
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Chaired by: Nick Caldwell |
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Conference Party at the Red Room |
Sunday 6 October
| Time |
Details |
| 9:00am - 9:30am |
Registration |
| 9:30am - 11:00am |
Room N201 |
Room N202 |
| Spatiality |
Political Futures |
| Michele Lobo "Progressive Urban Structures: Are They Evident in Melbourne?" |
Leslie Mackay "Diverging Futures: Indigenous Peoples and the Progress of the Nation" |
| Peta Mitchell "Mapping the Labyrinth: Twentieth-Century Cartography and the City" |
Amarina Ariyanto "Intergroup Attribution Bias in the Context of Christian-Muslim Conflict in Indonesia" |
| Christy Collis "Walking or Sitting: Practising Australian Antarctica" |
Andrea Humphries "Die Grünen in Power: Have they Acheived their Aims?" |
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Chaired by: |
| 11:00am - 11:30am |
Morning Tea |
| 11:30am - 1:00pm |
Room N201 |
Room N202 |
| Disability, Art and Medicine |
Representing Gender |
| Robyn Haynes "Self as Work in Progress" |
Rujuta Paradkar "Cross Cultural Comparative Study on Articulation of Femininity in Advertising of Beauty Produces in the Women's Magazine Cosmopolitan" |
| Lalita McHenry "Performing (dis)ability: Progressing Beyond the Able/Disabled Binary" |
Ildikó Dömötör "Progress in the Bush: Colonial Women's Efforts to Come to Grips with the Rudiments of Housework in Nineteenth-Century Australia" |
| Louise Wilson "Embryonic Stem Cell Research Debates" |
Robert Hogg "Masculinity and History" |
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Chaired by: |
| 1:00pm - 2:00pm |
Lunch |
| 2:00pm - 3:00pm |
Room N201 |
Room N202 |
| Australian Representations |
Comedy |
| Christine Dauber "Uncovering the Problematic: History and Ownership in the Gallery of the First Australians" |
Jan Lloyd Jones "Taking Humour Slightly Seriously" |
| Ian Gunn "Re/Generation: Family, Identity and Cultural 'Progress' in Australian Multicultural Drama" |
Amanda Roe "W(h)ither Satire?" |
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Chaired by: |
| 3:00pm - 3:30pm |
Afternoon Tea |
| 3:30pm - 4:30pm |
Room N201 |
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Summary and de-briefing
Chaired by: Prof. Gillian Whitlock
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| 4:30pm |
Conference Ends |
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Conference
Receptions
On the Friday night you are all invited to a champagne reception at the University of Queensland Art Gallery, where you will have a chance to mingle and chat over light refreshments. As well as viewing the University's fascinating collection of contemporary art, we hope you will enjoy some short artistic presentations from members of the School of English, Media Studies and Art History's postgraduate Creative Writing program.
The cost of the reception is included in your registration fee, and all are welcome.
On the Saturday night we will move to the "Red Room", a new, on-campus pub with stylish interior and picturesque views of the lakes. There will be a fully catered barbeque, with tea, coffee and fruit juice, and we are organising a small bar-tab. Vegetarian burgers will be available. The cost is $15.00.
In previous years the Saturday night function has been greatly enjoyed, and as the venue is within walking distance of the conference, we hope you will all take the opportunity to relax and party after two days of conference going.
There is a place to register for the function on the registration form, but if you have already registered, we can still add you to the list when you sign in to the conference. Of course, we would like as accurate numbers as soon as possible for catering purposes. You can find the registration form here.
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