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Vol. 14, Issue Special 8, 2010October 31, 2010 AEST
“Dispirited, often ineffectual, and in some respects corrupt”?: Re-assessing ‘the invisible hand’ of peer review
“Dispirited, often ineffectual, and in some respects corrupt”?: Re-assessing ‘the invisible hand’ of peer review
Articles in Vol. 14, Issue Special 8, 2010
Vol. 14, Issue Special 8, 2010
- Introduction: Creative and Practice-led Research Symposium, University of Canberra, 9 October 2010Sandra Burr
- The known worldRoss Gibson
- Aesthetic tensions: evaluating outcomes for practice-led research and industryCheryl Stock
- Some (post-romantic) reflections on creative writing and the exegesisPaul Hetherington
- Managing creativity: practice-led research and training the personScott Brook
- All great art is theft: remixing creative content in teaching digital media at universityStephen Barrass
- Creative Practice Research: Interrogating creativity theories through documentary practiceSusan Kerrigan
- “Dispirited, often ineffectual, and in some respects corrupt”?: Re-assessing ‘the invisible hand’ of peer reviewDonna Lee Brien, Sandra Burr, Jen Webb
- TEXT Special Issue 8 book reviewsReviews by Marcelle Freiman, Jeri Kroll, Dominique Hecq, Emily Sutherland, Donna Lee Brien
Jen Webb, Donna Lee Brien, Sandra Burr,. 2010. “‘Dispirited, Often Ineffectual, and in Some Respects Corrupt’?: Re-Assessing ‘the Invisible Hand’ of Peer Review.” TEXT 14 (Special 8): 1–19. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.31506.