• Gates and channels: An ANT-oriented approach to understanding fan community behaviour and identity on a Discord chat server 

  Baguley, James (2019)

  The aim of this thesis is to understand how humans and software are entwined in the development of an online fan community. It is situated on the popular text- and voice-chat program Discord, which has enjoyed rising ...

• ‘Crimes of passion’ or ‘horrific murders’? A corpus-based Critical Discourse Analysis of reporting on domestic and non-domestic violence in The Sydney Morning Herald and The Daily Telegraph. 

  Robertson, Lauren (2019)

  This dissertation examines the current state of print news reporting of violence against women (VAW) in Australia. Specifically, it examines how blame and responsibility is encoded in articles on domestic violence (DV) and ...

• Scale-Critical Stories from the Casula Parklands 

  Bosch, Mark (2020-01-09)

  This thesis offers the concept of the scale-critical story as a mode of attentive critical and ethical engagement with the more-than-human world. Using Derek Woods’ notion of scale critique, and thinking with other scholarship ...

• Culturally Responsive Music Pedagogy and Engagement in NSW Schools 

  Rakuljic, Isabel (The University of Sydney, 2019-12-06)

  The cultural makeup of Australian school classrooms has become increasingly diverse over recent decades. In responding to this, a number of music educators have employed culturally responsive pedagogy, which respects and ...

• Finding The Gaps: Lecturers' Perceptions on the Preparedness of Preservice Music Teachers 

  Owen, Remington Carson Harrison (The University of Sydney Sydney Conservatorium of Music, 2019)

  This thesis provides views of lecturers directly involved in the training of preservice music teachers, views previously absent from research. The scope of data collected included lecturers’ perceptions of particular ...

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