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  • Jihad and Cross-cultural Media: Osama Bin Laden as Reported in the Asian Press 
    Knight Alan (Auckland University of Technology, Pacific Media Centre, 2007)
    n South-East and east Asia, terrorism is not new. A number of the region's nations have had to deal with full scale insurgencies of their own. The region contains a heady mix of core US allies, fledgling democracies and ...
  • Journalism 2.0 
    Knight Alan (http://ejournalist.com.au/, 2010)
    Much of the pessimism expressed about journalism's future and the negative impact of the internet, has emanated from western countries, where journalism often has been dominated by large, traditional, privately owned, ...
  • Language Patterns And Attitude 
    Bednarek Monika (John Benjamins, 2009)
    Interpersonal or evaluative meaning has been described in systemic functional linguistics with the help of appraisal theory (Martin & White 2005), which distinguishes between different types of evaluation. One sub-system ...
  • Logics for Constructing Generative Art Systems 
    Edmonds Ernest (Swets Zeitlinger Publishers, 2003)
    Logic programming provides ways of composing time-based generative art that has great advantages for art practice. It is very concise and productive in enabling thinking at the structural level. Furthermore, it is ...
  • Love goes to market 
    Macris Anthony (Giramondo Publishing Company, 2005)
    When, in the mid 1990s, I started writing my second novel, Great Western Highway (Capital, Volume One, Part Two), I knew I wanted to deal with two things: love and capitalism. Neither is easy to write about, the first ...
  • Mexican Masks 
    Carey Gabrielle (Giramondo Publishing Company, 2004)
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  • Minimalist Menace: The Necks score 'The Boys' 
    Mitchell Anthony (LaTrobe University, School of Communications, Arts and Critical Enquiry, 2005)
    Rowan Woods' 1997 film The boys was released at a time when Australian cinema had just reached the end of its commercially viable, but at times rather shallow and gimmicky "Quirky" phase, signalled by films such as ...
  • Mobilizing the Public Sphere: Schlingensief's Reality Theatre 
    Forrest Tara (Routledge, 2008)
    This essay focuses on Bitte Liebt Osterreich (Please Love Austria) 'a week-long performance/multi-media event staged in Vienna in 2000 by German artist Christoph Schlingensief in an attempt to mobilize public debate about ...
  • Motherland Calling: China's Rise and Diasporic Responses 
    Sun Wanning (University of Texas Press, 2010)
    In March 2009, Li Changchun, China¿s Chief of Propaganda and a senior member of the standing committee of China¿s Political Bureau, told the ABC (Australia¿s national broadcaster) that China was ¿concerned¿ about the Western ...
  • Moving Among Strangers, Darkly 
    Carey Gabrielle (Westerly Centre; University of Western Australia, 2010)
    My study, says my partner, has transformed into a shrine to Randolph Stow. On one wall there is a photo of Stow as a stunningly handsome, James Dean-like, young man. He is looking quizzical as he gazes at the Western ...
  • Mutton Cut Up as Lamb: Mothers, Daughters and Cosmetic Surgery 
    Jones Meredith (Carfax Publishing, 2004)
    Cosmetic surgery is not merely a medical discipline, nor a set of surgical techniques exercised on human bodies. Rather, it is a series of interlocking practices and discourses comprising medical and surgical techniques ...
  • Obesity in the media: political hot potato or human interest story? 
    Bonfiglioli, C. M (Journalism Education Association, 2007)
  • The odd couple?: Academic research and journalism education 
    O'Donnell Penelope (Department of Journalism, University of Queensland, 2002)
    Journalism does not have a strong academic identity in Australia - it is known mainly for its highly popular undergraduate professional education programs. Research and postgraduate studies remain marginal activities. ...
  • Old debts: the unsung relationship between Australia's film and advertising industries 
    Crawford Robert (Intellect, 2008)
    This study surveys the relationship that has developed between Australia's advertising and film industries from the early twentieth century to the present. Throughout this period there has been a continuous exchange of ...
  • Performing Objecthood: Museums, Architecture, and the Play of Artefactuality 
    Stead Naomi (Routledge, 2007)
  • Performing Objecthood: Museums, Architecture, and the Play of Artefactuality 
    Stead Naomi (Routledge, 2007)
  • Philippa Cullen: Dancing the music 
    Jones, S. R (Massachusetts Institute of Technology Press, 2004)
  • Places Past Disappearance 
    Gibson, R. J (Editorial Committee, Transformations, CQU, 2006)
  • The Political Gorilla and the Pacific Forum: Getting it Right? 
    Knight Alan (Auckland University of Technology, Pacific Media Centre, 2005)
    Fiji's Prime Minister, Laisenia Qarase, has often complained of 'inaccuracy, misinformation, distortion and bias' in reporting the Pacific region. Yet there is more to 'getting it right' than accurately reporting Qarase's ...
  • Portrayal Of Psychiatric Genetics In Australian Print News Media, 1996-2009 
    Wilde A.; Bonfiglioli Catriona; Meiser B.; Mitchell P.B.; Schofield P.R. (Australian Medical Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., 2011)
    Objective: To investigate how Australian print news media portray psychiatric genetics. Design and setting: Content and framing analysis of a structured sample of print news items about psychiatric genetics published in ...