ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 22, Issue 1, 2018April 29, 2018 AEST
Exegesis and artefact as a woven work: Problems of examination
Exegesis and artefact as a woven work: Problems of examination
Articles in Vol. 22, Issue 1, 2018
Vol. 22, Issue 1, 2018
- Editorial: Heat in discussions surrounding ERA 2018 submissionsNigel Krauth, Dallas Baker, Julienne van Loon, Ross Watkins, Craig Batty
- On reflection: The role, mode and medium of the reflective component in practice as researchMichael Cawood GreenTony Williams
- Essaying as method: Risky accounts and composing collectivesDavid Carlin
- Collaborative writing ‘betwixt and between’ sits jaggedly against traditional regimes of authorshipGail CrimminsAli BlackJanice K JonesSarah LochJulianne Impiccini
- Exegesis and artefact as a woven work: Problems of examinationNigel Krauth
- Performing vulnerability: On performance writing and improvisationIndigo Perry
- Highways, activism and solastalgia: Poetic responses to Roe 8Alison BartlettNandi Chinna
- Speaking for the dead: Writing and the Unknown Australian SoldierFfion Murphy
- A new audience for Justine Ettler’s _The River Ophelia_: In conversation with the authorJustine EttlerRebecca Johinke
- TEXT poetry and prose April 2018Damen O’BrienBarrie SherwoodEloise GrillsRupert M LoydellMaria StadnickaSusan PrestoSam MeekingsGabrielle EverallPeter Nash
- TEXT reviews April 2018Ross GibsonDominique HecqKiera LindseyRosslyn ProsserNigel KrauthJosie ArnoldJessica AbramovicJen WebbLuke JohnsonDonna Lee BrienLinda WesteKatharine ColesCaroline WilliamsonAmelia WalkerRose LucasMags WebsterSaskia Beudel
Krauth, Nigel. 2018. “Exegesis and Artefact as a Woven Work: Problems of Examination.” TEXT 22 (1): 1–12. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.25111.