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  • Jazz Pope 
    Hurley Andrew (, 2006)
    Jazz Pope focusses on the idiosyncratic writer .and producer Joachlm Ernst Berendts influential role within the German and international jazz scenes. Assembling a swag of cover of photographs, music and text. the exhibition ...
  • 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, ...
  • Journalism as Research 
    Bacon Wendy (Journalism Education Association, 2006)
  • Journalism students and intergenerational change in journalism. 
    O'Donnell Penelope (Journalism Education Association, 2006)
    This article presents a response to the question: "Is there more to journalism education than workforce reproduction through socialisation to the profession and, if so, what is it?" The response is developed in two ...
  • Judy Grahn's Violent, Feminist Camp 
    Van Rijswijk Honni (Rodopi, 2008)
    It is often said that feminists, especially radical lesbian feminists, are not funny. Conservatives have levelled lack of humour at feminists as a political weapon, as a sort of baseline attack: the claims of feminists, ...
  • Landscape as palimpsest, pentimento, epiphany: Lucy Maud Montgomery's interiorisation of the exterior, exteriorisation of the interior 
    Johnston Rosemary (UTS, Centre for Research and Education in the Arts, 2005)
  • 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 ...
  • Learning how to learn using learning partnership groups: a new approach to workplace learning 
    Mcmanus Jacqui; Collier Katharine (Oval UTS, 2005)
    This paper examines the use of learning partnership groups in a ten day Australian Taxation Office (ATO) workplace training program. Learning partnerships in this context are "learning relationships involving occasional ...
  • Learning to Love Cantopop: Musical In-Between-Ness in the Chinese Diaspora 
    Mitchell Anthony (IASPM/UTS, 2002)
  • Leaving Suzie Pye 
    Dale John (Fourth Estate, 2010)
    He knows what he wants . . .just not how to get it Everyone at work wants to know why an associate professor of philosophy would stoop to having sexual relations with a man as spectacularly unsuccessful as myself. Well, ...
  • The Life and Deeds of San Precario, Patron Saint of Precarious Workers and Lives 
    Vanni Accarigi Ilaria; Tari Marcello (Fibreculture Publications, 2005)
  • Lions Underfoot 
    Feltham, H. (Australian Asian Arts Society, 2004)
  • Liquid Architecture 6 Sydney 
    O'Neill Shannon; Byrne Ben (, 2005)
    Background Experimental music and sound art events in Sydney have mostly occurred in artist run spaces, which are often not appropriate for focused listening and deep engagement with work. Such events are also often ...
  • Liquid Architecture 7 Sydney 
    O'Neill Shannon; Byrne Ben (, 2006)
    Background Liquid Architecture, Australia's national festival of sound arts, made a successful Sydney debut in 2005, developing audiences for sound art through diverse, high quality programming. 2006 saw the challenge of ...
  • Liquid Architecture 8 Sydney 
    O'Neill Shannon; Byrne Ben (, 2007)
    Background Liquid Architecture, Australia's national festival of sound arts, made a successful Sydney debut in 2005, developing audiences for sound art through diverse, high quality programming. 2006 saw the challenge of ...
  • Literary Potential: The Release of Criticism 
    Benjamin Andrew (PNU Press, 2005)
  • Little Friends: Children's Film and Media Culture in China 
    Donald Stephanie (Rowman and Littlefield, 2005)
  • Living Laboratories 
    Muller Elizabeth; Edmonds Ernest (AM Press, 2006)
    This paper describes the development of laboratory concepts in the making and curating of interactive art, in which the exhibition becomes a site for collaboration between curators, artists, and audiences. It describes ...
  • Locked in With Friends 
    Dwyer Catherine (ABC Radio National, 2005)
    Description: This feature documentary follows the story of Chris Nolan, who lives in an aged care nursing home, and the family and friends who support him. When Nolan was 28 years old he suffered a hypoxic brain injury ...