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"A veray patronesse": Margaret Beaufort and the early English printers

"Australia. What fresh hell is this?": conceptualizing the Australian Western in 'The Proposition'

'I matter and so does she': girl power, (post)feminism and the girl effect

'I put pressure on myself to keep that body': 'health'-related body work, masculinities and embodied identity

  • Creator: Coffey, Julia
  • Resource Type: journal article
  • Date: 2016

'Le pouvoir de faire dire': marginalia in Mary Queen of Scots' Book of Hours

'Le pouvoir de faire dire': marginalia in Mary Queen of Scots' Book of Hours

'Silences' in the 'inclusive' early childhood classroom: sustaining a 'taboo'

'Talk about trouble': Practitioner discourses on service users who are judged to be resisting, contesting, or evading treatment

'the revolution will be led by a 12-year-old girl': girl power and global biopolitics

'The teares of ten thousand spectators': Shakespeare's experiments with emotion from Talbot to Richard II

  • Creator: Lunney, Ruth
  • Resource Type: book chapter
  • Date: 2015

A spokesperson with any name won’t be as charming: the phonetic effect of spokesperson name and gender on personality evaluations

Aboriginal Australian Picturebooks: Ceremonial Listening to Plants

Adoption of the global reporting initiative by the FT500 firms: overcoming the liability of foreigness

After the ideological battles: student views on sources representing the Gallipoli conflict

An algorithm for non-linear network programming : implementation, results and comparisons

Antecedents and consequences of participation in brand communities: A literature review

Anti-Americanism in European literature

Applying theoretical paradigms to Indonesian youth in reflexive modernity

As if postfeminism had come true: the turn to agency in cultural studies of 'sexualisation'

Assemblage, counter-law and the legal architecture of Australian covert surveillance

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