IASH HDR Fellowship Holders
Fellowship Holders:
2020 Semester 1
Tad Brown, School of Law. Thesis title: Intellectual Property and Peanuts
Max Mitropoulos, School of Political Science and International Studies. Thesis title: 'Impossible to detain them without chains': Exploring the operations of colonialism through the use of restraints on Aboriginal people in Australia
2019 Semester 2
Bonnie Evans, School of Communication and Arts. Thesis title: Women and Violence in Contemporary Genre Film and Television: Fourth Wave Feminism, Corporeality, and Subjectivity
Oliver Zambon, School of Historical and Philosophical Inquiry. Thesis title: Science-Religion Narratives in the International Society for Krishna Consciousness
Oliver Zambon, School of Historical and Philosophical Inquiry. Thesis title: Science-Religion Narratives in the International Society for Krishna Consciousness
2019 Semester 1
Jennifer Creese, School of Social Science. Thesis title: Identity in an Australian Jewish Community: An Ethnography of Public and Private Jewish Life in South-East Queensland
2018 Semester 2
Matthew Cipa, School of Communication and Arts. Thesis title: Metaphysical Film and Television: The Aesthetic Experience of Reality
Jennifer Rumbell, School of Music. Thesis title: The Role and Function of Music in the Italian Futurist Program
2018 Semester 1
Elese Dowden, School of Historical and Philosophical Inquiry. Thesis title: Reconciling the Impossible: Forgiveness and Grief in Rwanda, New Zealand and Australia
Kirk Graham, School of Historical and Philsophical Inqury. Thesis title: Germany, National Socialism, and British Subversive Propaganda, 1939-1945
2017 Semester 2
Jamie Milton Freestone, School of Communication and Arts. Thesis title: The Sublime in Popular Science
Sushma Griffin, School of Communication and Arts. Thesis title: From Visual Territories to the Politics of Space: Rethinking Colonial Histories of Photography in Nineteenth Century India