Writing, Literature and Culture @Deakin
One of the ways that Deakin students can gain industry insights and experience is through our Work Integrated Learning (WIL) programs. There are a range of internship opportunities advertised at any given time and students always come away with valuable knowledge and increased networks to draw upon throughout their study and after graduation. Below, Master […]
One of the ways that Deakin students can gain industry insights and experience is through our Work Integrated Learning (WIL) programs. There are a range of internship opportunities advertised at any given time and students always come away with valuable knowledge and increased networks to draw upon throughout their study and after graduation. Below, Bachelor […]
The resurgence of authoritarianism around the world has researchers worried about the future of democracy and about freedom of thought in the universities. What is the support base for authoritarian populism? Can these ideas spread beyond fringe groups? Geoff Boucher recently joined researchers from around the world, including many Deakin academics, at a Deakin University […]
The Judith Rodriguez Prize is awarded annually to an outstanding piece of work in fiction, poetry or creative nonfiction submitted in a third-year coded unit during trimester one or two. Work is nominated for the long list by relevant third-year staff and then judged by two members of the Professional and Creative Writing discipline area. […]
One of the ways that Deakin students can gain industry insights and experience is through our Work Integrated Learning (WIL) programs. There are a range of internship opportunities advertised at any given time and students always come away with valuable knowledge and increased networks to draw upon throughout their study and after graduation. Below, Bachelor […]
One of the ways that Deakin students can gain industry insights and experience is through our Work Integrated Learning (WIL) programs. There are a range of internship opportunities advertised at any given time and students always come away with valuable knowledge and increased networks to draw upon throughout their study and after graduation. Below, Bachelor […]
One of the ways that Deakin students can gain industry insights and experience is through our Work Integrated Learning (WIL) programs. There are a range of internship opportunities advertised at any given time and students always come away with valuable knowledge and increased networks to draw upon throughout their study and after graduation. Below, Bachelor […]
Dr Shih-Wen Sue Chen has had a new article published in the International Research in Children’s Literature journal. Sue uses a combination of comparative anlysis and picturebook theory to examine how the relationship between words and pictures has been changed in English translations of two of Chih-Yuan Chen’s picturebooks. Chih-Yuan Chen is one of Taiwan’s […]
Last week, Express Media and Deakin University announced the 2019 Deakin University Nonfiction Prize winner, Adelaide-based writer, Olivia De Zilva. De Zilva’s ‘Let’s Eat食飯!’ impressed the judges with its ingenious weaving of culture and personal reflection within a beautifully versed commentary on the bonds that family share. Our own Briohny Doyle was one of the […]
On Sunday, November 17th, ‘Bronze Stories: Geelong Unearthed’, a text-based public-art project designed and funded by the City of Greater Geelong, was launched at the Word for Word National Non-Fiction Festival. The project aims to unearth Geelong’s fascinating history in the rapidly modernising urban landscape of Central Geelong. Ten stories about the Wadawurrung people, […]
Senior Lecturer in Literary Studies and Associate Head of School (Research) for the School of Communication and Creative Arts, Dr Emily Potter had two new articles published last week. Emily Potter and Kirsten Seale wrote ‘The worldly text and the production of more-than-literary place: Helen Garner’s “Monkey Grip” and Melbourne’s inner north’, published in Cultural Geographies […]
The ‘First Fridays’ series of Gender and Sexuality Studies Public Seminars continues on Friday 2 August, at Deakin Downtown (727 Collins St, near Southern Cross Station). First Fridays seminars are free and open to people interested in the work, although bookings are required. Our guest speaker for August is Dr Joe Latham. Register here > […]