‘An interesting and animated discussion’: The Geelong Ladies Reading Circle Project.
Jacqui Baker shares some of her research about the Geelong Ladies Reading Circle Project.
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An agnostic’s experience within a modern Papua New Guinean cathedral- Deb Lee-Talbot
PhD candidate, Deb Lee-Talbot, recently travelled to Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, as part of her research project, A Feminist Frontier? Analysing Women’s Experiences on Evangelical sites in Oceania,...
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Conducting Ethical Histories – A Deakin HDR Workshop
Honours candidate, Lee Gaedtke, provides a brief overview of a recent History HDR Workshop, proving that discussions concerning oral histories and ethics can be entertaining and useful. Say...
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‘Unity Walk’: Celebrating Diversity
PhD candidate, Brad Underhill, reflects on Papua New Guinea’s reputation for violence after partaking in the ‘Unity Walk’ in Port Moresby. When news broke in the Australian media...
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Book launch at the National Library of Australia
Professor Paul Hetherington’s book, Moonlight on Oleander: Prose Poems, was launched by Associate Professor Cassandra Atherton at the National Library of Australia on Thursday 6th September, to...
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Using OneNote and Office Lens for Humanities Research
Brad Underhill, a CHRG member and Deakin Postgraduate student, shares valuable insight regarding the use of OneNote for research. Six months into my PhD, and fresh from a research...
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Contemporary Histories Blog – Dr Sarah Pinto: ‘On Greer and her Archive’
Contemporary Histories Blog ‘On Greer and her Archive’ Dr Sarah Pinto Melbourne is a city with a critical mass of historians spread across (and beyond) its eight universities....
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Contemporary Histories Blog – Dr Carolyn Holbrook: ‘Woolworths and Coles: An Anzac Tale’
Contemporary Histories Blog Woolworths and Coles: An Anzac Tale Dr Carolyn Holbrook A couple of weeks ago, as I was pulling out my credit card to pay for...
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Professor Klaus Neumann – “A ‘Precision of Language and Facts'”
Contemporary Histories Blog A “Precision of Language and Facts” Professor Klaus Neumann “Pope likens migrant holding centres to ‘concentration camps,’” Reuters reported on the weekend. First responses ranged from...
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Contemporary Histories Blog – Dr Carolyn Holbrook: ‘The Australian Federation of the Mind’
The Contemporary Histories Research Group is pleased to share our new series; a blog dedicated to exploring contemporary histories and history-making. Today’s entry is from Dr Carolyn Holbrook: The...
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Contemporary Histories Blog – Dr Alyson Miller & Dr Cassandra Atherton: ‘Pika-Don: Re-Imagining Hiroshima’
The Contemporary Histories Research Group is pleased to share our new series; a blog dedicated to exploring contemporary histories and history-making. Today’s entry is written by Dr Alyson Miller and...
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Contemporary Histories Blog – Dr Mathew Turner: ‘A “Blueprint” for History?’
The Contemporary Histories Research Group is pleased to share our new series; a blog dedicated to exploring contemporary histories and history-making. Today’s entry is from Dr Mathew Turner: A...
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