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    • The 'S' Word: The Spectre of Syphilis within Middle-Class Marriage in Late Victorian and Edwardian Britain 

      Hanley, Anne
      Published 2009-01-01
      The years between 1870 and 1914 witnessed profound shifts in the medical understanding of, social responses to, and cultural representations of syphilis and its sufferers. Prostitutes had traditionally been recognised as ...
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    • “Say no to burqas”: geographies of nation and citizenship in Newtown 

      Bull-McMahon, Aimee
      Published 2012-01-01
      This thesis is concerned with the ways in which instances of everyday racism reproduce geographies of national belonging and exclusion in the city, focusing specifically on an activist campaign in Newtown, Australia, which ...
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    • THE SB-4-6 SHELL MIDDEN ASSEMBLAGE: A SHELL MIDDEN ANALYSIS FROM A LATE PREHISTORIC VILLAGE SITE AT PAMUA ON MAKIRA, SOUTHEAST SOLOMON ISLANDS 

      Virgin, Karyn
      Published 2011-01-01
      This thesis details the methodology, results and interpretations of analysis that was conducted on a shell midden assemblage from Pamua on the island of Makira, Southeast Solomon Islands. This midden was excavated from ...
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    • Scale-Critical Stories from the Casula Parklands 

      Bosch, Mark
      Published 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 ...
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    • A Search Theory of Dowry 

      Walsh, Conor
      Published 2011-12-07
      Dowries have traditionally been viewed in economics as arising from a supply imbalance of the marriage market which disadvantages women. In this thesis, a different cause is proposed. Dowries are modelled as arising from ...
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    • Seas of Change - The Effects of China's Naval Modernisation on Southeast Asia. 

      Liu, Daniel Kai
      Published 2011-01-01
      China‘s naval modernisation and assertiveness in the South China Seas (SCS) is causing major concerns for Southeast Asia. While substantial scholarship documents how Southeast Asian states have employed a ‗hedging‘ strategy, ...
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    • Second-Strike Nuclear Forces and Neorealist Theory: Unit-Level Challenge or Balance-of-Power Politics as Usual? 

      Lombard, Alex
      Published 2007-12-19
      ABSTRACT: What are the implications of second-strike nuclear forces for neorealism? The end of the Cold War yielded a unipolar structure of international politics defined by the military, economic, and political preponderance ...
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    • The Sectoral Impact of Monetary Policy in Australia: A Structural VAR Approach 

      Crawford, Claudia
      Published 2008-04-03
      In recent years, the global resources boom has had a major impact on the Australian economy. In the mining rich state of Western Australia, rapid commodity price growth has contributed to strong economic conditions. However, ...
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    • Seductively Australian : the Australian Tourist Commission's 'imagineering' of a nation, 1967-2000 

      Barnes, Jill
      Published 2000-01-01
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    • Seeing blue: negotiating the politics of Avatar media activism 

      Mitchell, Emma
      Published 2011-01-01
      This thesis examines how the Hollywood blockbuster Avatar (2009) has been taken-up in media activism directed towards Indigenous struggles against imperialism. It assumes the importance of locating this phenomenon within ...
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    • Selfish, Timid, Tories: Boston in the American Revolutionary War, 1776- 1777. 

      Vine, Benjamin
      Published 2013-01-01
      Historians of the American Revolution have celebrated Boston’s role in early resistance to Britain, while neglecting its post-1776 history. After the British evacuation, pre-existing social and economic problems re-emerged ...
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    • The Semantics of ja and ye: Semantic variation in Marathi motion verbs 

      Ward, Nick
      Published 2010-02-05
      Ja and ye ('go' and 'come' respectively, from the Indian language Marathi) are first semantically examined as basic verbs of physical motion. Then instances which vary from this basic 'sense' of the words are analysed with ...
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    • “SEND ME A BONNET”: Colonial Connections, Class Consciousness and Sartorial Display in Colonial Australia, 1788-1850 

      Butterfield, Amy
      Published 2012-11-01
      From the outset of British settler until the onset of the Gold Rush, many wealthy settler women in New South Wales sought to acquire clothing, not from local suppliers, but through family and friends residing in Britain ...
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    • “Sendyth to hym Concyens”: Contested Orthodoxies in Fifteenth Century East Anglia 

      Crealy, Isobel
      Published 2012-11-01
      This is a study of the changes in the expression of conscience within East Anglia in the fifteenth century. The ritualistic dimensions of performance are considered as to the way they demonstrate authority within a variety ...
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    • Side Effects May Depend on the Framing of a Warning: But Does this Framing Effect Depend on Absolute Risk? 

      Clark, Brodie
      Published 2019
      Side effect warnings contribute directly to the burden of side effects. This occurs via the nocebo effect whereby negative outcomes are shaped by features of the treatment context, beyond the direct actions of the active ...
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    • SITE, SPACE AND PLACE: THINKING ABOUT THE INSTALLATION 

      SAMMAN, OLIVIA
      Published 2017-10-01
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    • A SMALL AND ODIOUS PARTY OLD SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN OPPOSITION TO ABOLITIONISM IN ANTEBELLUM AMERICA 

      Allison, Michael
      Published 2011-01-01
      The Old School Presbyterian Church was the only major evangelical denomination not to divide over slavery prior to the American Civil War. ‘A Small and Odious Party’ looks at the nature and the role of the Church’s opposition ...
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    • Snog, Marry or Avoid? Class, taste and the making of selfhood in makeover televison 

      Murphy, Caitlin
      Published 2012-01-01
      ‘Snog, Marry or Avoid?: Class, taste and the labour of selfhood in makeover television’, is an exploration of the way social stratification is visited on individual and collective corporeality, externalised through the ...
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    • A Social Cognitive Theory based examination of the behavioural change role played by Let's Move's website and social media applications 

      Kaiser, Stephanie
      Published 2011-10-01
      It is of key importance to find ways to combat the growing global obesity epidemic. This thesis investigates, using the basis of social cognitve theory, the behavioural change role played by the obesity prevention campaign ...
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    • Sorting Out Autism Spectrum Disorders: Evidence-Based Medicine and the Complexities of the Clinical Encounter 

      Lenne, Brydan Sarah
      Published 2009-01-01
      Clinical decisions regarding the diagnosis and treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) are commonly based upon heterogeneous evidence and ‘expert opinion’. To date, research examining how paediatricians are using (or ...
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