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    • Medical Curiosity and Tabloid Freakery: Contrasting Media Representations of Trans Children and Adults 

      Phillips, Anna
      Published 2015-01-01
      In 2014, the US edition of TIME magazine ran a cover story featuring Laverne Cox entitled ‘The Transgender Tipping Point’ that declared a new frontier for civil rights in North America. The article both refers to and ...
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    • The idea of ‘genocide’ in the Australian context 1959-1978 

      Mackay, Anna Georgia
      Published 2015-01-01
      This study attempts to trace the meaning of the word ‘genocide’ in its use in the Australian context. Adopting an historical contextualist approach. the study finds that ‘genocide’ emerged in 1959, in the assimilation ...
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    • Becoming Rower: Male Embodiment and Intimacy in an Inner West Rowing Club 

      Fogarty, Nicholas David Kemm
      Published 2015-01-01
      While sociological analyses of masculine sporting cultures have provided us with adept explorations of discursive practices in the field, I suggest that there are deeper modalities of communication in which athlete’s ...
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    • Money doesn’t make the world go round: Angkor’s non-monetisation 

      Lustig, Eileen
      Published 2009-01-01
      It has been observed that, in contrast to other Asian and Southeast Asian polities, there are no records of monetary transactions in Angkor's 6th–14th century inscriptions, and no reference to a unit of account after the ...
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    • Intimacy, Power and Pleasure: The Linguistic Construction of Identity in Online Personal-ads for Casual Sex 

      Grover, Cameron
      Published 2015-05-12
      This thesis explores the linguistic construction of sexual identities in online personal-ads for male-male casual sex. Specifically, it will investigate how POSTERS of Craigslist advertisements for casual sex construct ...
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