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Articles in Vol. 23, Issue Special 57, 2019
Vol. 23, Issue Special 57, 2019
- IntroductionDeborah HunnFfion MurphyCatherine NoskeAnne Surma
- Peripheral knowledge and feeling: the Perimeters poemsPaul HetheringtonCassandra Atherton
- Contemplating language as ‘an edge that never arrives’ in Emily Dickinson’s poetryMags Webster
- 'A body in time’: reading and writing Australian literatureBelinda Castles
- Writing on common ground: the lyric essay as a decolonising formChristine Howe
- Relational ethics: Writing about birds; writing about humansJoshua Lobb
- Narrative inquiry, creative nonfiction and two braided stories of the rehabilitation and release of orang-utans in Sebuyau, SarawakChristina Yin
- Advanced diarology: mortification, materiality and meaning-makingStayci TaylorKim MunroPeta Murray
- Macbeth of KelantanEmily Sun
- Creative duoethnography: a collaborative methodology for arts researchAmelia WalkerCorinna Di Niro
- Thresholds of changePam BlameyLena Volkova
- The Other Writing Group: an embodied workshop Abstract:Vahri McKenzie
- Affectionate love: an autoethnographic investigation into a dark inheritanceJosephine Taylor
- ‘Much of a muchness’Julia Prendergast
- Peripheries and praxis: the effect of rubric co-construction on student perceptions of their learningCarolyn RickettSue JosephMaria NorthcoteBeverley J ChristianJohn Seddon
- Investigating candidates’ research experience beyond the thesis: the peripheral world of the doctorateDonna Lee Brien, Alison Owens, Craig Batty, Elizabeth Ellison
- Disrupting leaps of experience: digital storyworlds, transformative poiesis/praxis and narrative agencyKaren Le Rossignol
- Anxieties of obsolescence and transformation: digital technology in contemporary Australian literary fictionJulian Novitz
- Anyhere, out where: fantasy, psychosis, and writing worldsDaniel Baker
- Out of sight: the censoring of family diversity in picture booksSarah Mokrzycki
- Genre and gender: reading domestic noir through the lens of feminist criminologyMeg Vann
- A common space: translation, transcreation, and dramaVivienne GlanceHélène Jaccomard
- Peripheral hearing: ‘collaborative audio literature’ and the uncannyDavid McCooey
Hunn, Deborah, Ffion Murphy, Catherine Noske, and Anne Surma. 2019. “Introduction.” TEXT 23 (Special 57): 1–3. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.23575.