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Honours Theses and Postgraduate Coursework: Recent submissions

    • Ventriloqueer: Finding Voice in the Strange Boyhoods of Disney Princesses 

      Pena, Camilo Enrique
      Published 2013-01-01
      This thesis considers two samples from the Disney Princess film canon as texts that can speak to, and be reclaimed in the name of, queer experience. Ron Clements and John Musker’s The Little Mermaid (1989), and Nathan Greno ...
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    • Brief Encounter: Sex and Intimacy in Andrew Haigh’s "Weekend" 

      Sharkey, Grace
      Published 2013-01-01
      This thesis is an exploration of the representation of gay male intimacy in Andrew Haigh’s "Weekend" (2011), a film about a brief encounter between two men. The thesis stages a second brief encounter between Haigh’s film ...
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    • “Quality TV”: The reinvention of U.S. television 

      Fuller, Sean
      Published 2013-01-01
      This thesis examines the rise to prominence of a new form of “quality television” that has appeared in the U.S. since the 1990s. There are competing and sometimes conflicting ways to define “quality television”, depending ...
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    • Ditch the Witch: Julia Gillard and gender in Australian public discourse 

      Woodward, Marian
      Published 2013-01-01
      This thesis explores the interplay of gender, media, politics and women’s political representation in Australia. I examine how the Australian media has tended to reinforce rather than challenge dominant cultural aspects ...
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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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