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    • The Formation of Right-Wing Anti-Elitist Discourse Amongst Australian Intellectuals: 1972 - 1988 

      Belford, Aubrey
      Published 2008-01-22
      This thesis analyses the historical development of anti-elitist discourse amongst Australian right-wing intellectuals. Examining Quadrant magazine and neo-liberal think tanks between 1972 and 1988, this thesis argues that ...
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    • A Change in Cirumstance : Individual Responses to Colonial Life 

      Geraghty, Rebecca Catherine Ruth
      Published 2008-01-22
      In order to understand how integral the European conception of property was to the first settlers of Australia, this thesis explores the everyday experience of five unique individuals from the colonial setting and their ...
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    • Prior to Bolingbroke : How a ‘minor’ poet and diplomat shaped the greatest events of his day 

      Emanuel, Phillip L
      Published 2008-01-22
      My thesis is an attempt to adjust the historical record in reference to one who has been for a long time considered a minor figure, and to indicate the supreme political and commercial influence of Matthew Prior (1664-1721) ...
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    • Psychotic victims: Risk, compassion and blame in mental health discourses 

      Moore, Rose
      Published 2007
      Recent theories of evaluative language, such as Appraisal theory, aim to use fine-grained qualitative analysis to look at the way social reality is constructed and reflected in text, and how we are aligned through the use ...
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    • An exploration of a student string quartet as a model of cooperative learning 

      Curotta, Laura
      Published 2008-01-08
      This descriptive case study explores the functioning of a student string quartet during rehearsal. Through the theoretical lens of social constructivism, this study seeks to develop a meaningful interpretation of the ...
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