School of Culture and Communication - Theses

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End date: 1991 × Start date: 1990 × Type: Masters Research thesis ×

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    Medieval textual production and the politics of women's writing: case studies of two medieval women writers and their critical reception
    Watkinson, Nicola Jayne ( 1991-07)
    Recent discussions of the state of Medieval Studies, sparked by such books as Lee Patterson’s Negotiating the Past, provide an important impetus for this thesis because they highlight the critical abyss which exists between Medieval Studies and other areas of literary studies. For one entering the field of Medieval Literary Studies this revelation is disturbing and inhibiting. However, the history of Medieval Studies cannot be ignored by those now working within the area. If Medieval Studies is to survive it must come to terms with its past and recognise the precarious position in which the discipline now stands as a result of its academic isolation. ...
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    The Pinschofs: patrons of art and music in Melbourne 1883-1920
    Niehoff, Pamela Mary ( 1991)
    This thesis deals principally with the period following Pinschof’s arrival from Vienna in 1879, to just after the First World War. It considers the Pinschofs’ generous and timely support of the arts within the context of the amount of private and institutional patronage and the British, German and other cultural influences on Melbourne society at the time.