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Discipline of Gender, Work & Social Enquiry
Level 5, Ligertwood Building
THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SA 5005
AUSTRALIA
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Gender, Work and Social Inquiry

2009 Seminar Series

Seminar room 529 Ligertwood Building
Fridays 9.30am – 12.15pm

• Seminars are scheduled for MOST Fridays during teaching term 9.30am – 12.15 pm. (there are two papers per session broken by morning tea)
• On ‘non-seminar’ Fridays there will be an informal get-together over morning tea 10.30 -11am

Date	9.30am -10.40am	11.00am - 12.10pm
Friday 20 March	12.30pm Post grad welcome lunch and round table and information.
Friday 27 March	10am start. Workshop. Managing a big project: Kathie Muir
Friday 3 April	Morning tea 10.30am –11 am
10 – 24 April	Easter and Mid –semester break
Friday 1 May	Screening of Noise- a 2007 Australian crime/drama. Followed by morning tea and a round table discussion of the representations of gender and of research ‘technique’ in Noise. Margie Ripper
Friday 8 May	Morning tea 10.30am –11 am
Friday 15 May	Penelope Eate Saving The World From Tomorrow: The Flaneur as Vigilante Crime Fighter in Taxi Driver	Anna Szorenyi Constructions of race in depictions of suffering.
Friday 22 May	Ruth Walker (Flinders University) "Trying to switch off": the impact of relationships, roles and transitions on sleep difficulties among older women.	Megan Warin Sinner ladies: mother blame and obesity.
Friday 29 May	Suzanne Franzway (UniSA) New feminist politics. Title: TBA	Heather Brook (Flinders University) Third-Wave Weddings: Gender, Feminism & ‘Bride Wars’
Friday 5 June	Morning tea 10.30am –11 am
Friday 12 June	Kirsty Whitman Working class masculinity and popular culture in Australia. Title: TBA	Alison Dundon The smell of sex: HIV, women and sexuality in the Western Province of Papua New Guinea.
19 June - 26 July	End semester 1 Mid-year break Commence semester 2
Friday 31 July	Toni Delaney Constructions of maternal responsibility within medical & public health discourse: exploring the broader implications.	Sally Gibson Towards a new ethical approach to sex education in schools:issues and implications.
Friday 7 August	Pam Papadelos The establishment of 'Women's Studies' as an academic discipline and the implications of 'Origins' for theoretical directions in feminist teaching and research.
Friday 14 August	Tegwen King Urban redevelopment, identity and difference Title: TBA	Clare Bartholomaeus How primary school children understand gender in their lives and the fit of 'adult' gender theory to children.
Friday 21 August	Margie Charlesworth Image, competence and emotion work. Title: TBA	Chilla Bulbeck From justice to choice?: changes in generational understandings of feminism and gender equality.
Friday 28 August	Karina Bria Paternal postnatal depression in first time fathers: a work in progress.	Pauline McLoughlin Couch surfing Title: TBA
Friday 4 September	Gilbert Caluya (UniSA) The relation between race and sexuality (particularly influenced by corporeal feminism and Deleuze). Title: TBA	Kathryn Stone Honours proposal Black faces in white spaces: Indigenous sovereignty at work.
Friday 11 September	Tom Cole Organisational change in VFL football clubs. Title: TBA	Gabbie Zizzo Breast milk banking. Title: TBA
Friday 18 September	Helen Ewart Gender in the Australian Bush. Title: TBA	Jane Andrews Creative Capital and Arts industries Title: TBA
25 September - 5 October	Mid-semester break
Friday 9 October	Sonja Kurtzer Identity, place and belonging in relation to recent works of Australian autobiography. Title: TBA	Margaret Allen Collecting India: The materiality of Eleanor Rivett’s 40 years in India.
Friday 16 October	Kanchana Bulumulle Understanding male privilege in the academy: Sri Lanka and Australia. Title: TBA	Susan Oakley Governing urban change in a global financial crisis: a comparative analysis of waterfront renewal in Adelaide, Darwin and Melbourne.
Friday 23 October	Kirsty Whitman Working class masculinity and popular culture in Australia. Title: TBA
Friday 30 October	Ruthie O’Reilly Living alone in contemporary Australia. Title: TBA	Kate Cadman Narrative Inquiry and Notions of Learning.
All Fridays in November	Morning tea 10.30am –11 am
Friday 4 December	End of Year celebration. (To be confirmed.)

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Gender, Work and Social Inquiry

2009 Seminar SeriesSeminar room 529 Ligertwood Building Fridays 9.30am – 12.15pm

2009 Seminar Series

Seminar room 529 Ligertwood Building
Fridays 9.30am – 12.15pm