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  • Hadrian in Hell 
    Falconer Delia (Blank Inc, 2004)
  • Harbour Moods Ephemeral 
    Beilharz Kirsty (Australian Music Centre, 2009)
    Background This is a brief solo piano work contributing to professional contemporary repertoire for the piano. The work is a fleeting allusion to the rapidly transforming moods, colours, light and reflections of Sydney ...
  • (the heart that has no love/pain/generosity is not a heart) 
    Sivanesen, Haema (UTS Gallery, 2010-09-14)
    The grids of portraits in Salloum and Alis’ installation intrigue me, as they represent encounters – however fleeting – that are not unlike my encounter with Mohammed. Encounters with strangers who disarm you. Strangers ...
  • Hei-fen and Musical subtexts in Two Australian Films by Clara Law 
    Mitchell Anthony (John Libbey, 2005)
  • Henry James, Affect and the Writer/Researcher in the Academy 
    Cole Catherine (Taylor and Francis, 2007)
  • 'He's nice but Tim': contrast in British newspaper discourse 
    Bednarek, M. A. (University of Birmingham, 2006)
    Contrast is not only “one of those general conceptions we all are acquainted with” (Rudolph 1996: 3), it is also an important notion in linguistics both for studies of information structure (e.g. Chafe 1976, Umbach 2004) ...
  • Highway of Death 
    Macris Anthony (O L Society Limited, 2006)
    Highway of Death is a chapter from my novel-in-progress, Great Western Highway, and deals with representations of war in media and urban contexts. It presents a case study of the first Gulf War (1990-1991), and explores ...
  • The Historical Novel in Australia 
    Falconer Delia (Black Inc., 2003)
    The essay 'The Historical Novel in Australia' was an intervention into a debate, initiated by novelist Malcolm Knox, that too many historical novels were being published in Australia, to the detriment of an engaged realism. ...
  • History, nation and my place 
    Johnston Rosemary (UTS, Centre for Research and Education in the Arts, 2006)
  • A Home for Heroes: The Incredibles Domestic Design 
    Hill Michael (UTS: Design, Architecture and Building, 2005)
    In the animated film The Incredibles (2004) a dysfunctional family of superheroes is forced to go undercover and to refrain from practising heroic deeds and demonstrating their special powers. In an attempt to give it ...
  • Homicide Rumours 
    Neumark Norie; Miranda Maria (Sound of Failure, 2008)
    Research Background Current international developments in the field of media art have seen the exploration of ideas or issues move to the foreground and focus on the mediums and technology to the background. Works exploring ...
  • Hong Kong Australian imaginaries: Three Australian films by Clara Law 
    Mitchell Anthony (Routledge, 2007)
  • The Hotel Room 
    Finkelstein Joanne; Lynch Robert (Routledge, 2006)
  • The Household Guide to Dying 
    Adelaide Debra (Picador, 2008)
    This is a major creative work, a novel of approximately 100,000 words. It was first published in Australia, the United Kingdom and New Zealand in May 2008, and has since been published in: Germany, France, the Netherlands, ...
  • Howard's Way (Indigenous Articles) 
    Price Jenna (Canberra Times, 2007)
    'INDIGENOUS TALKING BLACK - Representing indigenous voices in the mainstream media Background When the Howard Government decided to implement the Northern Territory Intervention in 2006, the media representation of ...
  • How the Australian media cover humanitarian issues 
    Bacon Wendy; Nash Christopher (Australian Association for Tertiary Education in Journalism, 2003)
    This article reports on the quantitative analysis of a large-scale study of the coverage of aid and humanitarian issues in the Australian media in 1999. It should be read in conjunction with the qualitative analysis ...
  • How the University Workshop Hinders New Writers from Engaging with Ideas (and what to do about it) 
    Cole Catherine (Miami University, 2007)
  • The Hundredth Room 
    Gibson Sarah (Ronin Films, 2005)
    Background The Hundredth Room is a 20 minute essay documentary that explores the experience of grief. Contribution Sarah Gibson is the researcher, writer, director and narrator of the documentary and contributor of original ...
  • The Ice Storm: Ang Lee, cosmopolitanism and the global audience 
    Donald Stephanie (Rowman and Littlefield, 2005)
  • ICTS for intercultural dialogue: an overview of UNESC's indigenous communiation project 
    Salazar Francisco; Hendriks Max; Dyson Laurel; Underwood Jim; Kay Robert (Murdoch University, 2006)
    Using ICTs to preserve and revitalize Indigenous cultures and to promote intercultural dialogue is the aim of UNESCO's ICT4ID Project. Five pilot projects were conducted in 2004-2005 in Africa and South America to ...