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Emeritus ProfessorClare Bradford

Emeritus Professor

Faculty of Arts and Education/Office of the Executive Dean Arts and Education

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  • Emeritus Professor
    Faculty of Arts and Education/Office of the Executive Dean Arts and Education
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  • Off-Campus (Home)

TEACHING EXPERTISE

Children's literature, postcolonialism, medievalism

TEACHING ACTIVITIES

  • COMPLETED DOCTORAL SUPERVISION
    Water's Edge Writing
    Gaylene Perry - School of Literary & Communication Studies - 2001
  • COMPLETED DOCTORAL SUPERVISION
    The Performance of Trauma in Moving Image Art
    Dirk De Bruyn - School of Communication and Creative Arts - 2011
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    `Commonsense, Manners, Guts': `Manliness' in the English School Story 1887-1917
    Carol Lesley Naylor - School of Communication and Creative Arts - 2003
  • COMPLETED DOCTORAL SUPERVISION
    Feminist Perspectives on Gender Ideology in Recent Young Adult Literature
    Joanna Walkden Harris - School of Communication and Creative Arts - 2009
  • COMPLETED DOCTORAL SUPERVISION
    Traditional Indigenous Australian Stories for Children
    Juliet O'Conor - School of Communication and Creative Arts - 2015
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    Ethical approaches to editing Indigenous writing in settler societies
    Robin Freeman - School of Communication and Creative Arts - 2021
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    Matilda's Last Dance: Death, Gender, Sexuality and Australian Adolescent Literature
    Kathryn Anne James - School of Communication and Creative Arts - 2006
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    Victorianisms in Twentieth Century Young Adult Fiction
    Diana Hodge - School of Communication and Creative Arts - 2005
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    Leavings: A Novel and Exegesis
    Catherine Padmore - School of Communication and Creative Arts - 2002
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    Homebirds: re-conceptualising music in young adult LGBTQ fiction
    Rebecca Hutton - School of Communication and Creative Arts - 2016
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    Gender Relations in Iranian Picture Books: The Politics of Womanhood
    Mercedeh Makoui - School of Communication and Creative Arts - 2012
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    (Queer) Deleuzean Reading of Desire in Australian Young Adult Fiction
    Kathryn Mary McInally - School of Communication and Creative Arts - 2007
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    Celebrating Difference
    Catherine Watkins - School of Communication and Creative Arts - 2005
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    Crossing Bowen Street: Mapping Interventions in the Classed Subject
    Kathryn Hegarty - School of Communication and Creative Arts - 2004
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    Queer Girls, Queer Landscapes in Texts for Young People
    Lara Hedberg - School of Communication and Creative Arts - 2021
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    Dis-topias: The Government of Disability in Dystopian Children's Literature
    Dylan Holdsworth - School of Communication and Creative Arts - 2017
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    Telling Trans: Reading Transgender Representation in Texts for Young People
    Tom Sandercock - School of Communication and Creative Arts - 2017
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    A Narratological Investigation of Australian Graphic Novels for Children
    Cathy Sly - School of Communication and Creative Arts - 2016
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    Here Be Dragons: Ideology and Socialisation in Young Adult Literature
    William Kent - School of Communication and Creative Arts - 2017
  • COMPLETED DOCTORAL SUPERVISION
    Crip Worldbuilding: Representing Disability in Young Adult Speculative Fiction
    Caitlin Kavanagh-Ryan - School of Communication and Creative Arts - 2024
  • COMPLETED MASTERS SUPERVISION
    Secularism Exhausted? Non-Indigenous Postcolonial Discourses and the Question of Aboriginal Religion
    Darren Drake - School of Communication and Creative Arts - 2002