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History
Mr
Robert Barnes
Greek and Roman philosophy and religion, ancient Judaism,
early Christianity, Roman social history; bibliography,
history of books and libraries.
Dr
Gordon Briscoe
Indigenous health and demographic transition
Dr
Nicholas P Brown
Australian twentieth century cultural, political and environmental
history, and Australian biography.
Dr
Laurence Brown
African, European and Asian diasporas from the 1500s to
the present; collective memory, and the representation of
Atlantic slavery in monuments and museums.
Professor
Graeme Clarke
Roman Imperial History (especially of the Third Century),
Early Church History/Patristic Studies, Archaeology of the
Levant in the Classical Period.
Dr
Douglas Craig
Twentieth century US political history; World War 1; media
history; radio and broadcasting; legal history
Professor
Ann Curthoys
Australian history, especially Aboriginal, women's, media,
and migration; transnational histories of settler societies;
genocide theory and history; historiography; theories of
history.
Dr
Mark Dawson
The socio-cultural histories of early modern Britain and
the Atlantic world; dramatic representations of social hierarchy;
the physical embodiment of social inequalities, especially
the intersection of status and race.
Professor
Desley A Deacon
Gender, feminism, and modernity; modernism; biography; history
and sociology of the culture of social science; American
and Australian societies and cultures in comparative perspective
Dr
Kirsty P Douglas
W eather and Australian meteorology at the time of Federation;
the history of the earth sciences; competing sacralisations
of heritage and geological heritage, 'national' and local
deep-time landscapes and collective national and regional
identity.
Dr
Christopher Forth
European cultural and social history with an emphasis on
modern France; the transnational history of gender, sexuality
and the body with particular attention to masculinity, antisemitism,
dietetics and obesity; twentieth century popular cultural,
especially crime films, detective novels, westerns, film
noir, science fiction and comic books.
Dr
Debjani Ganguly
South Asian cultural history with a special focus on visual
and material cultures, history of caste and untouchability,
cross-cultural histories of mixed race, history of religious
fundamentalisms, global histories of nonviolence.
Dr
Thomas R Griffiths
Australian social, cultural and environmental history, the
comparative environmental history of settler societies,
the writing of non-fiction, and the history of Antarctica
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Professor
Barry Higman
Labour history; history of occupations; slavery and servitude;
Australian economic and social history; landscape history;
history of food and agriculture; Caribbean history.
Dr
Anthea Hyslop
Australian social history; social history of medicine; the
Spanish influenza pandemic in Australia, 1918-1919.
Professor
Patricia Jalland
The social, cultural and medical history of death, grief
and mourning in Australia and Britain, 1830 to the present;
the history of ageing; The history of women in Australia
and Britain.
Dr
Benjamin Kelly
Roman history, especially political, religious and social
history, from the late Republic to the end of the Principate.
Roman law in its social and political contexts. The history
of Graeco-Roman Egypt. The historiography of the late Republic
and Principate.
Dr
Christa Knellwolf
Early modern literature and culture (17th to 19th century),
the formation of European national identity, European exploration
and colonisation, the European Enlightenment and its influences,
critical theory, creative writing
Dr
John Knott
British and Australian history; history of the Second World
War; history of technology, history of motoring and road
safety.
Dr
Rick Kuhn
Australian politics and political economy, Germany, Austria,
unions, anti-war movements, fascism, labor/social democratic
parties, and
Marxist theory, parties and politics.
Dr Diane
L Langmore
Biography (in particular the lives
of Dame Enid Lyons and the wives of Australia's governors-general);
Australian social history; Mission and Pacific history.
Dr Jill Matthews
History of sexuality; history of popular culture especially
silent film; cultural history of modernity; Australian social
and cultural history; feminist history.
Dr
Elizabeth Minchin
Epic narrative; oral tradition: Greek literature in historical
contexts
Professor
Iain McCalman
Cultural history, especially of the eighteenth and nineteenth
centures, specifically cross-cultural travel writings; British
and Irish popular radicalism; popular culture and romanticism,
Profesor
Ann McGrath
Gender and Colonialism; Australian indigenous history; comparative
and trans-national history of frontiers in Australia and
North America; Birth, Marriage and intermarriage; Law, Justice
and History; Museums, Museology and Public History; Art
and Visual Evidence in History.
Ms
Frances C Peters-Little
Aboriginal arts and media; Aboriginal recent political history
and identity;
Indigenous higher education
Dr
Paul Pickering
Nineteenth century Australian political and social
history, commemoration, heritage and public history.
Professor
Beryl Rawson
Roman history, especially social and political
history of the late Republic and first three centuries of
the Empire; Iconography.
In particular, 'The Roman Family' and 'Children and Childhood
in Ancient Rome'.
Dr
Timothy M Rowse
Twentieth century Australian history - including government
policies towards Aboriginal people, and Aboriginal responses
to colonisation (both nationally and with reference to Central
Australia); cultural policy;the history of official statistics.
Timothy
P Sherratt
Science and progress in twentieth century Australia
Dr
Carolyn Strange
History of gender and sexualities; the cultural and political
dimensions of crime, deviance and punishment.
Dr
Caroline Turner
American History and the history of museums
Dr
Lorenzo Veracini
Comparative historiography, comparative history of colonial
systems, Indigenous-settler relations, settler societies
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