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  • Samuel Beckett, Claude Simon and the Mise En Abyme of Paradoxical Duplication 
    Macris Anthony (Rodopi, 2004)
    In his seminal study of novelistic mise en abyme structures, The Mirror in the Text, Lucien Dällenbach identifies a type he calls the mise en abyme of paradoxical duplication. Characterised by an extreme self-reflexivity, ...
  • Scenario art as a decision-making tool to facilitate sustainable futures: The case for minerals and mining in Australia 
    Lederwasch Aleta (Common Ground Publishing, 2011)
    Scenario Art (visual representations of a future scenario, used to enhance decision-making processes) is offered as a new tool to facilitate a transition to sustainable futures. The paper acknowledges recent evaluations ...
  • Science, media and the public - the framing of the bicycle helmet legislation debate in Australia: a newspaper content analysis 
    Piper Tessa; Wilcox Simon; Bonfiglioli Catriona; Emilsen Adrian; Martin Paul (http://ejournalist.com.au/, 2011)
    Research challenging assumptions about the value of bicycle helmets and the laws which make them mandatory recently triggered a media debate about bicycle helmet laws and prompted discussion as to the extent to which ...
  • The Search for Edna Lavilla 
    Aroney Eurydice; Davis Sharon (Australian Broadcasting Commision, 2007)
    The Search for Edna Lavilla Produced by Eurydice Aroney and Sharon Davis. http://mpegmedia.abc.net.au/rn/podcast/2007/06/ree_20070609.mp3 Background A radio documentary in the Journalism research discipline. This fifty-minute ...
  • The Secret Life of an Australian Mother 
    Aroney Eurydice; Morton Thomas; Brown Stuart (ABC Radio National, 2010)
    The Secret Life of an Australian Mother is a radio series that contributes to the research areas of media arts and radio studies specifically radio documentary formats. The work was broadcast on ABC Radio National and ...
  • Seeing eye-to-eye: Supportive transdisciplinary environments for interactive art 
    Turner Gregory; Edmonds Ernest; Weakley Alastair (IEEE CS Press, 2005)
    This paper presents findings from a study of the social and technical roles of programmers in arttechnology collaborations. Combined with a review of the supportive and obstructive roles of technology with respect to ...
  • Selling Sperm: The International Trade in Sperm 
    Dwyer Catherine (ABC Books, 2005)
  • The semiotics of decoration 
    Van Leeuwen Theodoor (Routledge, 2011)
    In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, fuelled by the industrial revolution and the questions it raised about the difference between handmade and machine-made objects, were intense debates about the nature of decoration ...
  • Shards of Silk 
    Beilharz Kirsty (Australian Music Centre, 2005)
    Background This is a work for solo violin and piano of approximately 10 minutes duration for professional standard performers. It is an original composition score available through the Australia Music Centre Sydney, the ...
  • Shooting balibo: blood and memory in east timor 
    Maniaty Anthony (Penguin Group (Australia), 2009)
    Account of author's experiences as television journalist with Australian Broadcasting Commission covering the conflict in East Timor in 1975, and his return to East Timor as a media consultant on the feature film 'Balibo' in 2008.
  • Show or tell? It can be tricky 
    Macris Anthony (Fairfax, 2011)
    IT'S of the great truisms of fiction writing: show, don't tell. Like all truisms, it needs to be handled with care. Showing, in its most extreme form, will lead you simply to compiling a list of objects. While you'll achieve ...
  • Shutting Down Sharleen 
    Morton Thomas; Aroney Eurydice (ABC, 2010)
    Sharleen Spiteri was a sex worker, a drug user, and she was HIV+. In July 1989, Sharleen Spiteri appeared on the national current affairs TV program 60 Minutes and told reporter Jeff McMullen that she tried to get her ...
  • Sixteen Days 
    Caines Christopher (Chris Caines, 2003)
    Background ¿ Sixteen Days was funded from two sources, a New Work grant from the Australia Council ($15k) an Asialink Residency in Bangkok ($12k) which afforded the time to post produce the piece. It sits within a practice ...
  • Skateboarding, Space and the City 
    Spurr Samantha (University of Sydney, 2004)
    Book Review/Commentary of 'Skateboarding, Space and the City' by Ian Borden
  • Social Politics (Columns) 
    Price Jenna (Canberra Times, 2007)
    Background As the news has the power to set the public agenda, significant gaps in the news media can contribute to policy neglect. The has author identified a significant gap in the newsmedia - there are columnists who ...
  • So Many Selves 
    Carey Gabrielle (ABC Books, 2006)
    Background The essay is a form of literature that has a strong history in England and the United States but the form is not so strong in Australia. The popular understanding of an essay is a style and form that is overly ...
  • Something for the Weekend 
    Barrell Anthony (Griffith University, 2008)
    When Formula One 'supremo' Max Mosley successfully sued Britain's News ofthe World (NoW) for its invasion of his 'privacy' in 2008 (he was secretly filmed in the company of five hired handmaidens administering stern ...
  • Sonic Islands: Sound and Responsiveness Extending the Dimensions of Space 
    Beilharz Kirsty (Sydney University Press, 2006)
    Designing space is an activity for all the senses, This chapter unpacks multidimensional designing, new ways to think.of designing architectures and spaces using sound and interaction (or responsiveness) as additional ...
  • Sonic psychogeography: A poetics of place in popular music in Aotearoa/New Zealand 
    Mitchell Anthony (John Libbey & Company, 2009)
    This article explores aspects of the relationship between music, place, locality and identity in Aotearoa/New Zealand. While there have been numerous attempts to construct a national identity for New Zealand music (often ...
  • Sound Amplification Technology and the Acousmatic Experience 
    Mulder Johannes (Institute for Psychoacousatics and Electronic Music (IPEM), 2009)
    This paper aims to link the use of sound amplification technology to the Acousmatic theory as conceived by Pierre Schaeffer. The argument pursued here is part of my multi-disciplinary PhD thesis that researches the influence ...