Dr Guinevere Narraway
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Guinevere was a University Associate in the School of English, Journalism and European Languages during the period July 2010 - December 2011.
Guinevere's research focus is ecocriticism and moving image culture. Guinevere received her PhD in German Studies and Visual Culture from Monash University, Melbourne. Her doctoral thesis, 'Making Nature: Visions of Mastery in Third Reich Cinema,' undertakes an examination of the representation of instrumentalising modernity in film under National Socialism.
Publications
Books
- Screening Nature: Cinema Beyond the Human. Ed. Guinevere Narraway and Anat Pick. Berghahn. (Forthcoming)
Chapters in edited collections
- "Things from Another World: Dogs, Aliens and Antarctic Cinema." Co-authored with Elizabeth Leane. Cinematic Canines: Dogs and Their Work in the Fiction Film. Ed. Adrienne L. McLean. Rutgers UP. (Forthcoming)
- "Strange Seeing: Re-viewing Nature in the films of Rose Lowder." Screening Nature: Cinema Beyond the Human. Ed. Guinevere Narraway and Anat Pick. Berghahn. (Forthcoming)
- "Control and Consumption: The Photographs of Leni Riefenstahl." Riefenstahl Screened: An Anthology of New Criticism. Ed. Neil Christian Pages, Ingeborg Majer O'Sickey, and Mary Rhiel. Continuum. 2008. 219-233.
- "Modernity and the Politics of Place in Luis Trenker's Der verlorene Sohn." Culture, Creativity and the Environment: new environmentalist criticism. Ed. Fiona Becket and Terry Gifford. Rodopi. 2007. 215-232.
Recent Academic Papers
- "Eating and Othering in Jonathan auf der Heide's Van Diemen's Land." Senses of Cinema 65.
- "Where the Wild Things Aren't: Displacing Native Species in Eight Below" (co-authored and co-presented with Dr Elizabeth Leane, University of Tasmania) "Antarctic Visions: Cultural Perspectives on the Southern Continent." Conference. University of Tasmania.
