School of Culture and Communication

Writing with Feeling: Practising Angers in Late-Medieval English Chronicles

Kilpatrick, Hannah Elizabeth (2019)

This dissertation explores depictions of anger in fourteenth-century English chronicles. In doing so, it asks questions about methodology in the history of emotions: how we interrogate our texts, and what we bring to our ...
Finding where the cuckoos sing: R. S. Thomas and the poiesis of birdwatching

Quine, Joseph Allen (2019)

This ecocritical study explores the poetry and prose of R. S. Thomas through the lens of his prolific career as a birdwatcher. This focus reveals a surprising unity in the way that Thomas uses birds in his poetry, and the ...
Writing places: whiteness and the design of the built environment

Chiodo, Louise Jane (2018)

The design of the built environment affects people. In Australia, designed spaces reflect specific ideas about nationhood that do not represent the reality of a diverse population. Instead, a white national identity pervades ...