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  • Bednarek Monika (Australian Systemic Functional Linguistics Association, 2008)
    This paper reports on the teaching of an interdisciplinary undergraduate seminar on English linguistics and literature at the University of Augsburg (Germany). The focus of this seminar was 19th century women¿s fiction, ...
  • Skilbeck Ruth (Monash University, 2010)
    Proust's À la recherche du temps perdu is written as an extended narrative/speech-act of memory. The paper considers the fugue poetics of Proust's act of writing transcendence performatively realised through multiple voices ...
  • Johnston Andrew; Edmonds Ernest (Idea Group Publishing, 2004)
    While many areas of the music industry make extensive use of information technology, the impact of interactive educational tools on instrumental music learning has been limited to date. This paper considers the ...
  • Turner Gregory; Edmonds Ernest (Computer Human Interaction Special Interest Group (CHISIG) - The Ergonomics Society of Australia, 2003)
    This paper presents the case for extending programming languages to support digital artists engaged in technologicallv-innovativc work. The anticipated result is an "environment for building environments ", which will ...
  • Roxburgh Mark (Monash University, Faculty of Art and Design, 2005)
    This research explores the effect on visual communication design of the differences between what is observed (seen), how that is recorded (documented) and what is subsequently projected to viewers (designed). Theorising ...
  • Leung Linda; Humphreys Tania; Weakley Alastair (Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence Press, 2008)
    The paper details the preliminary results of a research and design project for the Australasian Centre for Interaction Design¿s Virtual Communities program. The project aims to mine knowledge from an email archive through ...
  • Joseph Sue (The Australian Association of Writing Programs, 2008)
    Ever since Tom Wolfe wrote a thirteen page essay entitled The birth of the new journalism, eyewitness report by Tom Wolfe in the Seventies, debate has raged over what this New Journalism or literary journalism or creative ...
  • Joseph Sue; Rickett Carolyn (The Australian Association of Writing Programs, 2010)
    The autobiographical turn in literary studies has increasingly placed value on selfrepresentation as a strategic means of reclaiming voice, identity and agency. By and large, the narrating 'I' is circulated and read as a ...