HRC Work in Progress Morning Teas
Contacts
2024 Works In Progress Seminars
10:15am to 11.15am.
Venue: Baldessin Precinct Building, Level 1
This series showcases the work-in-progress being undertaken by HRC Visiting Fellows and ANU faculty for an audience of engaged interdisciplinary peers. It provides an opportunity for the HRC’s community to gather to listen and provide feedback to researchers in a social environment.
We particularly encourage research students to attend, and privilege questions and comments from junior researchers and staff members. Don’t know anyone? Come a little bit early and we’ll introduce ourselves to you. It is a unique and enjoyable/enriching place to listen and contribute to interdisciplinary scholarship. We can also provide discrete mentoring on effective academic engagement/communication (email Kylie.Message-Jones@anu.edu.au).
Members of the university and the public are welcome to participate in these seminars.
Past and upcoming HRC WIP Seminars are listed below.
Older seminars are archived here.
Upcoming events
Colour, Shape, and Space: Material and Conceptual Spaces through Print Media
10.15–11.15am 19 Mar 2024
Colour, Shape, and Space: Material and Conceptual Spaces through Print Media Berman's work is grounded in earth science and the body. Focusing on colour and...Pedagogies of truth: truth-telling, seeking, and listening in Australia
10.15–11.15am 26 Mar 2024
Does Australia have a listening problem? Since colonial occupation, Indigenous people have consistently and publicly articulated truths about settler...Past events
SCENES FROM THE MALL: Exploring the balance between recording history and storytelling in everyday life
12 Mar 2024
SCENES FROM THE MALL: Exploring the balance between recording history and storytelling in everyday life. All portraits are made to be seen in the future....Does Interiority Matter? Experiences of Inner Life
5 Mar 2024
Does Interiority Matter? Experiences of Inner Life There are certain deep-rooted concepts that come to play upon this subject that require to be extrapolated...The psychological work of ancient Greek tragedy beyond Oedipus and the individual
27 Feb 2024
Ancient Greek tragedy has long provided potent material for psychoanalysts to use in illuminating how the human mind works and interacts with the world. Yet an...NMA-ANU 2024 Summer Scholars & Dr Diana Young - Work in Progress Seminar Special Edition
20 Feb 2024
Join us for a special edition of the HRC Work in Progress Morning Tea series to kick off the 2024 Program. We will hear presentations from our two NMA-ANU...Indigenous Cinematics: The Legal Lives of Indigenous Filmmaking in Abiayala/Latin America
14 Nov 2023
In Indigenous film cultures across Abiayala/Latin America, the connection with Law is (at least) threefold: cinema portrays legal doxa, notably concerning...Bigotry Australian Style
7 Nov 2023
Bigotry is an endemic feature of Australian life. From the arrival of Europeans in 1788 through to today, intolerance based on an array of grounds including...Repatriation at the ANU Classics Museum – ongoing opportunities and challenges
31 Oct 2023
Museums across the globe are grappling with the management of historical collecting practices – and ANU is no exception. This presentation by the Curator of...Nationalism, citizenship and social repair: Photography and the East Timorese diaspora
24 Oct 2023
Members of the East Timorese diaspora in Australia took, appeared in and collected photographs of their activities during the campaign for independence from...Repairing the Lombok Royal Library: Violence in the Making of Cultural Heritage
17 Oct 2023
Repair of the cultural damage inflicted by colonialism is an increasingly explicit aim of museums, libraries and governments in the 21st century. This project...Why write about sex work?
10 Oct 2023
The global sex industry has emerged as one of the most pressing and debated humanitarian concerns of our age. Much of the debate has centred on whether...