Humanities Research: Volume XX, Number 1, 2024

Details

ISSN (print):

1440-0669

ISSN (online):

1834-8491

Publication date:

May 2024

Imprint:

ANU Press

DOI:

http://doi.org/10.22459/HR.XX.01.2024

Journal:

Humanities Research

Disciplines:

Arts & Humanities

Countries:

World

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• Preliminary pages (PDF, 172 KB)
• Contributors (PDF, 113 KB)

I. Articles

• Public humanities of the future: Museums, archives, universities and beyond (PDF, 130 KB) – Kylie Message, Frank Bongiorno and Robert Wellington doi
• Flipping the narrative: Historical collections as sites of cultural diplomacy (PDF, 905 KB) – Jilda A. Andrews doi
• Towards relational ethics: Foundational concepts for the shifting ground of GLAM (PDF, 187 KB) – Mike Jones doi
• The post-normal museum: Cultivating responsibility, empathy and creativity (PDF, 157 KB) – Alex Burchmore doi
• Art, archive and public imaginary: Reflexive curatorial practice and exhibiting Australian filmmaking (PDF, 4.8 MB) – Jennifer Coombes and Penelope Grist doi
• Selective rememberings? Access to ‘private’ documents at the National Archives of Australia (PDF, 178 KB) – Daniel Casey and Joshua Black doi
• Reflections on new historical interpretations at the National Stadium, Santiago, Chile (PDF, 140 KB) – Marivic Wyndham and Peter Read doi
• Being in and of local communities: An Australian regional gallery’s response to climate disasters (PDF, 162 KB) – Anna Lawrenson and Chiara O’Reilly doi
• ‘¿Para qué un museo?’: A reflection from Latin America upon the fragility and necessity of museums (PDF, 193 KB) – Manuel Burón, Irina Podgorny and Nathalie Richard doi
• Tactical storytelling and paradoxical failure: Writing, knowledge-making and the public humanities (PDF, 177 KB) – Ariella Van Luyn and Beck Wise doi
• Interdisciplinarity as solidarity: Perspectives from archaeology (PDF, 167 KB) – James L. Flexner and Catherine J. Frieman doi
• Collaboration, flexibility, skill-sharing: The future of museum and cultural heritage work in the age of digital transformation in Australia (PDF, 1 MB) – Katrina Grant and Sean Minney doi
• Discovering art online: Digitising university art museum collections (PDF, 871 KB) – Stephen Valambras Graham doi
• Poppies, partnerships and pragmatism: Learning from embedded research in a cultural heritage organisation (PDF, 568 KB) – Megan Gooch and Eleanor O’Keeffe doi
• The violence of contesting non-binary, trans and diverse gender identities: Emergent cultural formations, adversities and ethics (PDF, 185 KB) – Rob Cover doi

II. Research in other forms: Reports, reflections, reviews, interviews, etc.

• Universities from an epistemological point of view (PDF, 93 KB) – Daniel Stoljar doi
• Oh, for an arts degree! (PDF, 84 KB) – Julia Horne doi
• Teaching the Holocaust at UNSW Sydney (PDF, 113 KB) – Jan Láníček doi
• Rebuilding cultures of community on a post-COVID-19 university campus (PDF, 133 KB) – Kylie Message doi
• Yarning: A Vietnamese/Australian/Indigenous way to speak/share/belong (PDF, 123 KB) – Kim Huynh doi
• Totems, turtles and climate impacts on people and culture in the Torres Strait (PDF, 404 KB) – Jade Croft doi
• An interview with secretary of the Smithsonian, Dr Lonnie Bunch (PDF, 119 KB) – Eleanor Foster doi
• Reflections on the Ballet des Porcelaines: Between intention and impact (PDF, 3.8 MB) – Meredith Martin and Elisa Cazzato doi