2024 Graduates

Bronwyn Beech Jones (PhD in History, 2024), Textual Worlds: Rethinking Self, Community, and Activism in Colonial-Era Sumatran Women’s Newspaper Archives

Artem Bourov (MA in Philosophy, 2024), Be a Body: From Experiential Self-Awareness to a Truly Bodily Self

Daniel Crowley (MA in Classics, 2024), Herodotus’ Mirror: Unpacking the Purpose of the Plupast

Henry Dobson (PhD in Philosophy, 2024), A Common Morality Approach for AI Ethics

Simon Farley (PhD in History, 2024), “Alien Hordes”: A Cultural History of Non-Native Birds in Australia

James Field (PhD in Political Theory and Philosophy, 2024), Democratic Constitutions, Disobedient Citizens: Conflict and Culture in Habermas’ Political Theory

Catherine Gay (PhD in History, 2024), Girls in Nineteenth-Century Victoria, Australia: A Material History

Amy Hodgson (PhD in History, 2024), The Cost of Truth-Telling: An Oral History of Staff and Testifiers’ Experiences of Chile’s Truth Commissions

Laura Jocic (PhD in History, 2024) Dress in Australia: The Materiality of a Colonial Society in the Making

Aloysius Landrigan (PhD in History, 2024), May Day 1890–1914: Internationalism and Unity across the Labour Movement and Working Classes of Britain, Australia and the United States of America

Elizabeth Muldoon (PhD in History, 2024) Learning History with the Founding Foremothers of the Redfern Black Movement

Nicole Nomikos (MA in Philosophy, 2024), Being and Knowing in Plato and Leibniz

Eliza O’Donnell (PhD in Cultural Materials Conservation, 2024), The Painting is Broken: Understanding Issues of Authenticity and Art Attribution in Contemporary Indonesia

Leo Palmer (MA in Classics, 2024), Athenian Democracy in Context

Daniel Rule (PhD in History, 2024), The Political Life of John Latham