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  • What is authenticity? 
    Van Leeuwen Theo (Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, 2005)
  • 'What's the Matter?': The Object in Australian Art History 
    Mcneil Peter (The Barber Institute of Fine Arts, The University of Birmingham, 2011)
    In this paper I outline some of the historiographical issues that inflect the study of objects within Australian art history, firstly for the nineteenth century and then, more briefly, for the twentieth.
  • 'What's the Use?' Cultural studies and the religion of the useful 
    Grace, H. (Carfax Publishing, 2003)
  • Wheeling free?: Disability studies meets media studies and the Australian media 
    Jakubowicz Andrew (University of Queensland, 2003)
  • When Horse Became Saw 
    Macris Anthony (Viking Penguin Australia, 2011)
    When Anthony Macris' son was diagnosed with autism, he and his partner Kathy had two choices: do what they were told ¿ and could afford ¿ or do what they thought best. This is the tragic, joyful, instructive story of how ...
  • When Horse Became Saw (Extract) 
    Macris Anthony (Melbourne University Publishing, 2008)
    This extract comes from a book-length work of creative non-fiction that documents my son's regression into severe autism at the age of eighteen months, and my family's struggle to provide him with appropriate therapy. The ...
  • Who is a journalist? 
    Knight Alan (Routledge, 2008)
    As part of the first-ever World Journalism Education Congress (WJEC), attracting 440 journalism and mass communication educators and professionals from 44 countries, and held in Singapore on June 26¿28, 2007, panelists ...
  • Whose Dreaming? Intercultural appropriation, representations of Aboriginality, and the process of filmmaking in Werner Herzoga's Where the Green Ants Dream 
    Hurley Andrew (Intellect, 2007)
  • Who wants to Create Australia? Essays on Poetry and Ideas in Contemporary Australia 
    Harrison Martin (Halstead, 2004)
  • Wide Open Road 
    Dwyer Catherine (ABC Radio National; ABC Online, 2008)
    Contribution: Original idea and series co-producer (with Tom Morton); original research, interviews, editing, scripting and production of documentaries (excluding final mix); complete production of all short radio packages; ...
  • Wide Open Road 
    Morton Thomas (ABC, 2008)
    A 4-part radio documentary series(4 x 58-53 ) and interactive website about the relationship between Australian popular music and the landscape. Co-produced with Cath Dwyer, Wide Open Road consists of 4 parallel narratives ...
  • Wild Bees 
    Harrison Martin (University of Western Australia Press, 2008)
    Background The book was published as the first major selection of my creative work to appear so far. It also represents new work. It is the foundation volume for future selections and also for future translations. ...
  • Wild Life 
    Dale John (Allen & Unwin, 2004)
    Background - The borders between genre fiction and literary fiction are growing more porous, with conventions of each crosspollinating in ways not seen previously. Since Miguel de Cervantes¿ Don Quixote, the blending of ...
  • Winter Reibo 
    Beilharz Kirsty (Australian Music Centre, 2008)
    This is a chamber music composition for solo japanese shakuhachi (bamboo, endblown traditional japanese flute) with guitar, violin and cello. The work consists of score and performance parts, running approximately 12 minutes ...
  • Wireless Gesture Controllers to Affect Information Sonification 
    Beilharz Kirsty (ICAD, 2005)
    This paper proposes a framework for gestural interaction with information sanification in order to both monitor data aurally and, in addition, to interact with it, transform and even modify the source data in a two-way ...
  • Women, Technology in the Teaching Profession: Multi-literacy and Curriculum Impact 
    Donald Stephanie (RoutledgeCurzon, 2004)
  • Word and image in contemporary fiction 
    Sadokierski Zoe (Giramondo Publishing Company, )
    Chris Ware's charmingly heavy-hearted graphic novel, Jimmy Corrigan, the Smartest Kid in the World, won the Guardian First Book Award in 2001; a controversial decision that apparently divided the judges. Formally known ...
  • Words and World 
    Macris Anthony (AAWP, 2008)
    One of the paradoxes of any artistic process is the transformation of the intensities of thought and sensation into the empirical fixities of form. For novelists, the sentence, paragraph and chapter are the standard textual ...
  • A World Hungry for a New Philosophy: Rupert Murdoch and the rise of Neo-Liberalism 
    McKnight, D. C (Routledge, 2003)
    This paper outlines the high level of interest that News Corporation’s Chief Executive Officer, Rupert Murdoch, has always had in politics. It details his trajectory on the political spectrum, arguing that while his ...
  • 'A World Hungry for a New Philosophy': Ruprt Murdoch and the rise of neo-liberalism 
    McKnight, D. C (American Chemical Society, 2002)
    This paper outlines the high level of interest that News Corporation's Chief Executive Officer, Rupert Murdoch, has always had in politics. It details his trajectory on the political spectrum, arguing that while his ...