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Dr
Tara Brabazon She is the Author of six books: |
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| Tracking the Jack: A Retracing of the Antipodes (Sydney: University of NSW Press). |
| Ladies who Lunge: Celebrating Difficult Women (Sydney: University of NSW Press). |
| Digital Hemlock: Internet Education and the poisoning of Teaching (Sydney: University of NSW Press, 2002). |
| (Editor) Liverpool of the South Seas: Perth and its Popular Music (Perth: University of W.A. Press, 2005). |
| From Revolution to Revelation: Generation X, Popular Culture and Popular Memory (Aldershot Hants: Ashgate, 2005). |
| Playing on the Periphery: Sport, Identity and Memory (London: Routledge, 2006.) |
She is a wide-ranging
public commentator in Cultural studies, Cultural history, post colonialism,
Internet studies, youth studies, feminism and masculinity. For
further information, please refer to her web site, http://brabazon.net/
Article written by Dr Tara
Brabazon who hails from the Western Australian Brabazon family. In remembering
the greatest songs of the last 25 years, few can claim a moment of creative
genius like Joy Division's Ian Curtis.thttp://www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.asp?article=6487
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Dr
Tara Brabazon She is the Author of six books: |
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