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Suzie Gibson

  • Senior Lecturer in English
Bathurst, Brisbane
As seen in: Sydney Morning Herald, The Conversation, HuffPost UK, MyLondon, Science 2.0, She The People, Women's Agenda, Overland, ArtsHub Australia, MiNDFOOD and
Covers:  Henry James James Bond Batman Popular Culture Gerald Murnane J.M. Coetzee Samuel Beckett Australian Literature, Film and TV American and British Film and TV Continental Philosophy Feminism
Doesn't Cover: Everything
Dr Suzie Gibson is a Senior Lecturer in Comparative Literature at Charles Sturt University in which she teaches and researches across Literature and Philosophy.

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Dr Suzie Gibson is a Senior Lecturer in English at Charles Sturt University. She has successfully written, convened, lectured and tutored subjects and courses in literary studies, cultural studies, film and TV, media studies, feminism and critical theory.

She is an academic whose research and writing parallels the cross-disciplinary nature of her teaching.

She publishes rigorous scholarly articles alongside short and sharp journalistic opinion pieces and reviews that discuss important issues i…

Suzie Gibson’s Journalist Portfolio

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Borges's "Infinite Finite" in Charlie Brooker's Black Mirror

Borges's "Infinite Finite" in Charlie Brooker's Black Mirror

Suzie Gibson Dean Biron Charlie Brooker's Black Mirror (2011-2016) provides a timely commentary upon digital …

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The intertwining of the visible and the invisible in Gerald Murnane and Henry James

The intertwining of the visible and the invisible in Gerald Murnane and Henry James

Gerald Murnane is one of Australia’s most important contemporary authors, but for years was neglected by crit…

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The Pulse of History: IN MY BLOOD IT RUNS AND INDIGENOUS IDENTITY.

The Pulse of History: IN MY BLOOD IT RUNS AND INDIGENOUS IDENTITY.

Depicting a ten-year-old Aboriginal boy's struggle to reconcile his cultural identity with the demands of a W…

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The Embrace of Ambiguity in Joan Lindsay's Picnic at Hanging Rock and Henry James's The Turn of t...

The Embrace of Ambiguity in Joan Lindsay's Picnic at Hanging Rock and Henry James's The Turn of t...

Recommended Citation Gibson, Suzie (2019) "The Embrace of Ambiguity in Joan Lindsay's Picnic at Hanging Rock …

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The Kyogle Line: 12 Edmondstone Street, hospitality and memories of home

The Kyogle Line: 12 Edmondstone Street, hospitality and memories of home

Memoir style of analysis: The spaces of our childhood maintain a particularly enduring hold when they ce…

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It's neoliberalism that lit the fires

It's neoliberalism that lit the fires

Recently, the University of Western Australia decided to close down its eighty-five-year-old publishing house…

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Is reality TV ‘harmful’? We asked 5 experts - including an ex-reality TV participant

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By Noor Gillani, Catherine F Houlihan, Jane Herbert, Jessica Ford, Rebecca Trelease, Suzie Gibson
| The Conversation
Reality TV – love it or hate it, there’s no denying it’s addictive. From explosive arguments to over-the-top love triangles, it can be hard to look away. But is all this drama just for fun, or might it do more harm – to watchers and participants – than we realise? We asked five experts, and most of them said it might, especially when it comes to promoting negative body image and leaving contestants emotionally scarred.
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Critics have dismissed Disclaimer, but it shares uncomfortable truths about misogyny

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By Suzie Gibson, Margaret Gibson
| Women's Agenda
Alfonso Cuaron’s directorial debut Disclaimer (2024), streaming on Apple TV+, has attracted significant attention due to its lavish production and a cast that includes Cate Blanchett, Kevin Kline, Lesley Melville and Sacha Baron Cohen. Yet despite these credentials the series has faced harsh criticism.
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In No Church in the Wild, Murray Middleton shines a light on conflicts that define contemporary Australia

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By Suzie Gibson, Charles Sturt
| Tolerance Canada
© 2024 Tolerance.ca ® Inc. All reproduction rights reserved. All information reproduced on the Web pages of www.tolerance.ca (including articles, images, photographs, and logos) is protected by intellectual property rights owned by Tolerance.ca ® Inc. or, in certain cases, by its author. Any reproduction of the information for use other than personal use is prohibited.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I'm an academic

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

How is social media changing news?

It's changed the landscape of reportage and our access to information. Not always a good thing...

Awards

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PhD Thesis was Especially Recommended by Dean at the University of Queensland

2002 - Top 5% of PhD Theses across all Schools and Faculties at the University of Queensland

This Award recognised the International merit of the research and writing and the fact that Internationally famous examiners—Distinguished Professor J. Hillis Miller and Professor Jonathan Culler passed it with 'no corrections' and with a high level. of distinction.

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National Finalist for Lecturer of the Year Award

2009 - Pedagogical Excellence

At the University of New England, Armidale (Australia New South Wales) students nominated me for this award. It was thus an unsolicited recognition of teaching and learning excellence

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University of Queensland Teaching Award for Inspiring Students

2011 - Teaching and Learning Excellence

This unsolicited award was granted to me by students studying English, American and Australian Literature at the University of Queensland. I was pleased to know that my classes positively impacted upon the many talented, intelligent and genuinely engaged students who also taught me a lot about teaching and myself. So it was a 'win win' so to speak.

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Very High Student Experience Survey Results

2019 - Online Teaching Excellence

I received a 95.7% approval rating from excellent English Literature Students who enjoyed the subject about the development of the English Novel from 18th century gothic writer Ann Radcliffe to early 20th century modernist D.H. Lawrence. Even though I had never taught this subject before and wrote lectures pretty much from scratch each week I ended up really enjoying the novels and the students responses. The subject itself was well-designed enabling be to fit into its design and precursors in Dr Joy Wallace and Dr John O'Carroll.

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