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Honours Theses and Postgraduate Coursework: Recent submissions

    • ‘Hey, mate!’: Intervening the masculinity crisis in ABC’s Man Up 

      Masters, Jamaya
      Published 2018-05-24
      This thesis explores the complex entanglements between governmentality, masculinity, health, and mateship in the television series Man Up (2016). Man Up was a three-part documentary series broadcast by the ABC in 2016 that ...
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    • Awkward Sex: Revisiting Rosalind Gill’s Sex Advice Repertoires in the Context of New Media Listicles 

      Wilson, Jes
      Published 2018-05-24
      This thesis revisits Rosalind Gill’s 2009 influential study of sex-advice columns in Glamour (UK) magazine in order to test her arguments about mediated intimacy within the new media genre of the listicle. This is achieved ...
      Open Access
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    • Unruly Women, Queer Objects: Analysing Object Conduct in Todd Haynes’ Carol (2015) 

      Reid, Alex
      Published 2018-05-24
      My thesis undertakes an analysis of object conduct - the way individuals socially and personally engage with matter - in Todd Haynes’ Carol (2015), a film about a clandestine lesbian relationship in 1950’s America. Through ...
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    • True Black Metal: Authenticity, Nostalgia, and Transgression in the Black Metal Scene 

      Skadiang, Joel
      Published 2017-09-20
      Black metal as a distinct genre of popular music is characterized by a general yearning for authenticity. This authenticity can be expressed through production values, musical techniques adopted, and style of dress and ...
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      Thesis, Honours
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    • Awkward Sex: Revisiting Rosalind Gill’s Sex Advice Repertoires in the Context of New Media Listicles 

      Wilson, Jes
      Published 2017-09-12
      This thesis revisits Rosalind Gill’s 2009 influential study of sex-advice columns in Glamour (UK) magazine in order to test her arguments about mediated intimacy within the new media genre of the listicle. This is achieved ...
      Open Access
      Thesis, Honours
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