Pub Talk

Pub Talk 2002

Thursdays at the Fremantle Hotel, corner Cliff & High Streets
Presentations start 6.30pm sharp.

First Semester

28 February	Amanda Third	'Does the rug match the carpet?' authenticity, race, and redheaded women
7 March	Johan Lidberg	Freedom of Information as a journalistic tool: a study of contrasting cultures
14 March	James Donald	Three songs of colonial displacement
21 March	Keith Harrison	Strategies for coming home: a writer's notes on living in three, four or five places
4 April	Panel: Dr Carmen Lawrence MP Dr Fernand de Varennes Ms Corina Martin	Special topic: the Australian refugee industry
11 April	Jennifer Dudley	Of hidden queens, warrior women, emancipist princesses and managerial mothers
18 April	Sean Gorman	Take the family to see some Aboriginal art tomorrow: football and Indigenous identity
2 May	Helena Grehan	Over the Edge and into the Abyss: A critical analysis of Ningali Lawford and Hung Le's comedic collaboration Black & Tran
9 May	Deborah Gare	The Anzac myth: Western Australian identity, patriotism and perspectives of the Great War
16 May	Wendy Parkins and Geoff Craig	La dolce vita: slow living in postmodern culture
23 May	Jim Warren	Singapore's avant-garde theatre: 'Broken Birds' - new ways of 'viewing' the history of Japanese women in Southeast Asia
30 May Paper followed by 'Pubwalk'	Steve Redhead	'Accelerated culture': Paul Virilio and the history of the present

Second Semester

25 July	Debbie Rodan & Jane Mummery	Discourses of democracy: an analysis of letters in The Australian on the September 11 attack and the Tampa refugees
8 August	Mick Broderick	Atomicalia: representing pop culture ephemera in the nuclear age
15 August	Gail Phillips	The anarchic audience
22 August	Richard K. Moore	What were Jesus and Co. on about? Has our English Bible kept us in the dark?
29 August	Brogan Bunt	Hegel & the generative hotel
5 September	Carolyn van Langenberg	The compelling Mr Glaskin, a work in progress
12 September	Richard Read	Art criticism and psychoanalysis, a test case: Adrian Stokes and Melanie Klein
19 September	Alec McHoul & Mark Rapley	Stigma and branding: who is SANE
26 September	Mark Gibson	From Versailles to video-conferencing: cross-cultural etiquette, globalisation and power
3 October	Wanning Sun	A beautiful new world: cinema, city, and transnational imagination
10 October	Lubica Ucnik	Globalisation as human liberation
17 October	Kath Albury	The micropolitics of heterosex
24 October	Felicity Newman	The Yiddishe Mama Roadshow: foodways and the secular Jew
31 October	Horst Ruthrof	Neural Dasein: Philosophy in the Flesh
7 November Paper followed by 'Pubwalk'	Grant Stone	Paul Rigby Cartoonist

In second semester 2002, Lubica Ucnik is the convenor. Garry does the webpages.

New: 9 January 2002 | Now: 8 May, 2015