Phiddian, Robert
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Robert Phiddian
VIAF ID: 76421757 (Personal)
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Works
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| Australian cartoonists at the end of empire: no more 'Australia for the White Man |
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| Borat's wet firecracker of an October surprise won't hurt Trump but succeeds as feminist satire |
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| Bruce Petty Against the Rise of Market Rationalism |
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| Campaign cartoons: no more man of steel |
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| Cartoon detectives: how Australia’s most famous cartoon was lost and found – twice |
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| The conferral of value: the role of reporting processes in the assessment of culture |
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| Counting culture to death: an Australian perspective on culture counts and quality metrics |
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| The Editorial Cartoon's Fading Impact: The State of play in Australia at the Federal Election of 2016 and beyond |
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| Emotional and Scribal Communities in the Verses on the Death of Dr. Swift |
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| “A Face without Personality”: Coetzee’s Swiftian Narrators |
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| The figure in the carpet: The stories we tell ourselves |
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| “For Gorsake, Stop Laughing: This is Serious!”—Australia’s Fragile Cartooning Archive |
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| Foucault's pendulum and the text of theory |
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| From ScoMo to Albo: how a new cast of characters poses a challenge for cartoonists |
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| Have You Eaten Yet? The Reader in A Modest Proposal |
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| In defence of the political cartoonists’ licence to mock |
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| Introduction to Special Issue of Journal of Comedy Studies on John Clarke: Trans-Tasman satirist: John Clarke and his art |
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| John Clarke, tinker-poet |
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| The life and death of Smith's Weekly: The death of a newspaper plays out in a box of cartoons |
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| One who didn't get away : Bruce Petty goes to London |
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| Passions, sympathy and print culture : public opinion and emotional authenticity in eighteenth-century Britain |
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| Petty's golden thread: The brilliant cartoonist illuminated Australia as it is, and as it could be |
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| The Publics of the Adelaide Festival of Ideas |
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| Response: Culture counts: “A step along the way” or a step back? |
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| The Revolution in Political Cartoons and the Early <i>Australian</i> |
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| Satire and the limits of literary theories |
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| The scalpel and the axe: Bill Leak |
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| Swift's parody |
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| Towards a Discipline of Political Cartoon Studies: Mapping the Field |
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| What matters? talking value in Australian culture |
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