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Expression of Interest: National Library of Australia Fellowship Advisory Committee – Australian Academy of the Humanities
Australia · Australia

Expression of Interest: National Library of Australia Fellowship Advisory Committee – Australian Academy of the Humanities

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First Nations Arts, design & literature – Australian Academy of the Humanities
Australia · Australia

First Nations Arts, design & literature – Australian Academy of the Humanities

Terms such as ‘design’ and ‘art’ continue to hold Euro-american connotations and emphases. As well as being central to social coherence and the wider cultural industries, art, design and literature communicate and demonstrate Indigenous cultures, struggles, self-determination, and calls for sovereignty. How can we develop more culturally sensitive and ecologically sustainable cultural-creative systems with integrity, authenticity and authority? …Read Article
Emeritus Professor Anthony (Tony) Reid FAHA FBA: 1939 – 2025 – Australian Academy of the Humanities
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Emeritus Professor Anthony (Tony) Reid FAHA FBA: 1939 – 2025 – Australian Academy of the Humanities

Tony was elected to the Academy in 1987. He was an outstanding historian of Southeast Asia with interests in nationalism, Chinese diaspora and economic history, and latterly the relation between geology and deep history. He was the Australian National University’s (ANU) first full professor of Southeast Asian History, as well as founding director of the Asia Research Institute of NUS, Singapore. He was awarded the Fukuoka Prize in 2002, and the …Read Article

Marine Rescue NSW Celebrates Three Emergency Services Medal Recipients

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Imagining Australia in 2085: Restoring ecological connections

This article is an adaption of Professor Libby Robin’s presentation at the 2024 Australian Academy of the Humanities’ Annual Academy Symposium. The world is changing all around us. By 2085, there will be many more of the disasters we already know – fires, floods, heat waves. All these will be worse in 60 years, even if we stop adding to the problems today. What sort of a world will our grandchildren inherit? We can’t spend the next 60 years over…Norseman · NorsemanRead Article

Reframing Indigenous Biography: an introduction – Australian Academy of the Humanities

Indigenous cricketers alongside the Melbourne Cricket Ground Pavilion, c.1867 (detail). Team members: at rear (left to right), Tarpot, T W Wills, Johnny Mullagh; front row, King Cole (leg on chair), Dick-a-Dick (standing); seated (left to right), Jellico, Peter, Red Cap, Harry Rose [Tiger Rose?], Bullocky, Cuzens]. Source: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South WalesThe existential predicament of modern Indigeneity, forged in the violent a…New South Wales · New South WalesRead Article

Strategic Planning process 2025: Fellows Strategic Plan Survey – Australian Academy of the Humanities

Complete the survey For over fifty years, the Academy has played a vital role, independent of Government and universities, in demonstrating the necessity and value of humanities scholarship to Australia.For the last five years, we have been guided by our 2020-2025 Strategic Plan, introduced just after our 50th anniversary and at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. An ambitious plan, this strategy has provided an…Australia · AustraliaRead Article

Conclave Today: Voting Schedule & Smoke Signal Times - Archyworldys

Here are a few options for an SEO meta description for "Conclave Today: Voting Schedule & Smoke Signal Times," ranging in length and focus. I've included explanations of *why* each is effective: **Option 1 (Concise & Direct - ~155 characters):** > **Conclave updates: Get the latest voting schedule & predicted smoke signal times for the Papal Conclave. Follow along for real-time news & results!** * **Keywords:** Conclave, voting schedule, smoke s…Pope FrancisSee the Story

What we can learn from crime fiction

“The arrest of Colonel Moran” depicts Sherlock Holmes confronting Colonel Moran, who is then arrested by two police officers. The scene first appeared in “The Adventure of the Empty House” (1903). Illustration by Sidney Paget, in The Strand Magazine. Original caption: “Colonel Moran sprang forward, with a snarl of rage.” There has long been a stigma around reading crime fiction. In an infamous literary putdown published in The New Yorker in 1945…Australia · AustraliaRead Article

New data ranks Australians' trust in government

A photograph of protestors at an anti-vax March, Melbourne, Victoria, 2022. The question of trust is not something we typically talk about unless we perceive there to be a crisis. As the philosopher Onora O’Neill observed in her 2002 BBC Reith Lectures, “Trust … is hard earned and easily dissipated. It is valuable social capital and not to be squandered”  (O’Neill, 2010, pp. 6-7). O’Neill also noted a tendency to talk up evidence of a “crisis of…ProtestorsSee the Story

Vale Emeritus Professor Elspeth Probyn FAHA 1958 – 2025 – Australian Academy of the Humanities

Elected to the Academy in 2002, Elspeth was internationally recognised for her work in cultural and gender studies. She was especially noted for innovative contributions to theories of identities and subjectivity, and her original and cross-disciplinary research. Her publications spanned the fields of gender, media and cultural studies, philosophy, cultural geography, anthropology and critical psychology. We extend our sincere condolences to her…Australia · AustraliaRead Article

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