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Languages
Ancient Greek
Dr
Ann Moffatt
Byzantine Studies; the classical traidition; Greek and Roman
art.
Arabic
Mr Ghassan
Al Shatter
Second language acquisition; applied linguistics; language
curriculum and teaching method; Arabic literature and Middle
Eastern history.
French
Dr
Peter Brown
New Caledonian literature and culture; the French presence
in the Pacific more generally; the geopolitics of institutional
francophony; 19th century French literature; French cinema.
Dr
Chantal Crozet
Intercultural language education; second culture and language
acquisition; language, culture and identity politics; ethics
and spirituality in language education; the history of language
teaching; language teachers' education.
Mr
James Grieve
Proust; translation; development of a computer-based system
of correction of interference errors in students' written
work.
Dr
Louise Maurer
Image in language study; image literacy and discourse; the
component of culture in language; interdisciplinary and
cross-cultural research in Contemporary literature and the
visual arts; cinema.
Dr
Karis Muller
Language issues in the European Union and Council of Europe;
the myth of Eurafrica, in maps, cartoons, fiction, as a
study of the intersection of pan-Europeanism and imperialism
in twentieth century history.
German
Professor Hans Kuhn
17th c. German studies, especially the language and writings
(poetic. dramatic, devotional) of Andreas Gryphius; Scandinavian
languages and literature; comparative Germanic linguistics;
folk literature, Germanic and European (folk tales, folksong);
text and music (hymns, lieder, oratorio, rímur);
cultural manifestations of nationalism (mainly European);
Germanic mythology and folk beliefs.
Dr
Roger Hillman
European literature, especially German and French; European
cinema, especially German and Italian; music; narrative;
film music.
Dr
Lousie Jansen
Data-based reseach on second language acquisition; acquisition
of German word order in instructed learners; roles of implicit
and explicit modes of second language knowledge and learning;
relationship between syntax and morphology in second language
acquistion.
Ms
Gabriele Schmidt
Language teaching; curriculum development; languages for
specific purposes.
Italian
Dr
Piera Carroli
Literary texts in second language teaching and learning;
intercultural pedagogy; contemporary Italian narrative
Ms
Marialucia Luongo
Latin
Dr
Claire Jamset
Latin epic poetry, especially Virgil, Statius and Lucan;
masculinity in Latin poetry; Latin elegiac poetry, especially
Catallus and Ovid
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Dr
Elizabeth Minchin
Homeric epics as oral poetry; the composition of the Homeric
epics; Homer and memory; Homer's narrative; the speech Homer
attributes to his characters; the prose narrative of novels
(in Greek Longus, Daphnis and Chloe; in Latin Apuleius,
Metamorphoses).
Persian
Appointment to be announced
Russian
Dr
Marian Hill
Soviet Russian literature of the
post-Stalin period; women's literature in Soviet and post-Soviet
Russia.
Mr
Rosh Ireland
Russian drama, particularly Soviet
period.
Ms
Margaret Travers
Early Russian aviation; Aspect in
the Russian verb.
Dr
Kevin Windle
Modern Russian and Polish literature; Slavonic lexicography;
translation studies; Russian revolutionaries in Australia
1911-25..
Spanish
Dr
Monica Aznarez
Spanish phraseology; phraseology and culture; Spanish linguistics/pragmatics;
teaching of Spanish as a foreign language.
Martha
Florez
Spanish Applied Linguistics (Second Language Acquisition
and Teaching); AVESPE (Acquisition of varieties of Spanish
through films); Contemporary Latin-American literature;
Multimedia in Spanish language learning; Curriculum development;
Intercultural language teaching.
Dr
Daniel Martin
Language maintenance and shift; Spanish sociolingujistics;
the Spanish-speaking community in Australia; social aspects
of the teaching of languages in Australia; the use of creative
writing and theatre in language teaching.
Turkish
Dr Mehmet
Mehdi Ilhan
Ottoman language; modern Turkish language; Ottoman and Turkish
history and culture; the history of Islam.
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