Humanities Australia
The Academy's flagship journal,
Humanities Australia, showcases the richness and variety of research in the humanities in Australia.
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Number 2, 2011: Table of Contents
- Elizabeth Webby, Editor's Introduction
- Chris Wallace-Crabbe, Skins
- Susan Sheridan, An Uncertain Profession: Australian Women Writers in the Postwar Years
- Graeme Clarke and Heather Jackson, Can the Mute Stones Speak? Evaluating Cultural and Ethnic Identities from Archaeological Remains: The Case of Hellenistic Jebel Khalid
- Grace Karskens, Convict Sydney in the Macquarie Era
- Chris Wallace-Crabbe, Creeping Like Snail
- Brian Bosworth, Anecdote, Apophthegm and the 'Real' Alexander
- Anna Wierzbicka, Defining 'the Humanities'
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Number 1, 2010: Table of Contents
- Stephen Garton and Elizabeth Webby, Editors' Introduction
- Graeme Davison, Phoenix Rising: The Academy and the Humanities in 1969
- Iain McCalman, A Laboratory of Islands: Charles Darwin’s Pacific Project
- Tom Griffiths, We Have Still Not Lived Long Enough: Black Friday and Black Saturday
- Antonia Finnane, Barbarian and Chinese: Dress as Difference in Chinese Art
- Peter Høj, Can We Afford to be Without Multilingualism? A Scientist’s Lay Perspective
- John Tranter, Albatross
- Majella Franzmann, Mothers, Virgins and Demons: Reading Beyond the Female Stereotypes in Manichaean Cosmology and Story
- Kate Crawford, ‘What’s Happening?’ Banality and Intimacy in Mobile and Social Media
- Michael Kirby, Adaptation and Variation in Appointments to National Courts
Issue 1, 2010 is available. [.
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