Top Publications
| Year | Title | |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 |
Writing on common ground: the lyric essay as a decolonising form
Published in TEXT: Journal of Writing and Writing Programs |
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| 2019 | Light | |
| 2013 | Song in the Dark |
Overview
Overview
Dr Christine Howe is a writer and academic who works across various genres - novels, prose poetry, microfictions and essays. Her first novel, Song in the Dark, was published by Penguin and explores themes of love, betrayal, addiction and hope. Christine’s short works have been published in the Griffith Review; Cordite; Law, Text, Culture; and Spineless Wonders publications Shuffle and Scars.
Research Areas
Research Overview
- Christine Howe's research is focused on developing a poetics of hope and respect. Key areas include philosophies of hope arising out of 1930-40s Europe and their implications for contemporary writers who wish to engender a sense of hope in their creative work; and ethical considerations for non-Indigenous authors who wish to respectfully acknowledge the sovereignty of First Nations peoples in Australia.
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Graduate Advising Relationship
Degree Research Title Advisee Doctor of Philosophy The Presence of Adult Voice in Contemporary Australian YA Literature Doctor of Creative Arts Konfrontasi: The Untold Experiences f Australian Soldiers and their Families in a Forgotten War Novel: "Konfrontasi' Stevenson, Kylie Doctor of Philosophy 'I will not be that girl in the box: female-centric television, feminisms and transmedia engagements in the subscription era Boyle, Amy Doctor of Philosophy Renegotiating Plot: Feminist Applications of the Short Story Cycle Darragh, Emma
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- Christine Howe
Overview
Top Publications
| Year | Title | |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 |
Writing on common ground: the lyric essay as a decolonising form
Published in TEXT: Journal of Writing and Writing Programs |
|
| 2019 | Light | |
| 2013 | Song in the Dark |
Research Areas
Research Overview
- Christine Howe's research is focused on developing a poetics of hope and respect. Key areas include philosophies of hope arising out of 1930-40s Europe and their implications for contemporary writers who wish to engender a sense of hope in their creative work; and ethical considerations for non-Indigenous authors who wish to respectfully acknowledge the sovereignty of First Nations peoples in Australia.
Affiliation
Member Of
Publications
Selected Publications
Supervision
Advisees
-
Graduate Advising Relationship
Degree Research Title Advisee Doctor of Philosophy The Presence of Adult Voice in Contemporary Australian YA Literature Doctor of Creative Arts Konfrontasi: The Untold Experiences f Australian Soldiers and their Families in a Forgotten War Novel: "Konfrontasi' Stevenson, Kylie Doctor of Philosophy 'I will not be that girl in the box: female-centric television, feminisms and transmedia engagements in the subscription era Boyle, Amy Doctor of Philosophy Renegotiating Plot: Feminist Applications of the Short Story Cycle Darragh, Emma
Contact
Full Name
- Christine Howe
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