2005 SLCCS Research Seminars

Here are some of the Research Seminars presented in SLCCS in 2005

• Speaker: Lachlan Jackson
  Topic: "Daddy wa Gaijin" - A Study of Foreign Fathers Raising Bicultural Children in Japan

• Speaker: Abbad Alabbad
  Topic: Introducing CALL in EFL programs in Saudi Arabian Universities: A comparative study at King Saud University

• Speaker: Nhung Pham
  Topic: A Critical re-evaluation of the concept of politeness in intercultural communication, with special reference to Confucianism and Vietnamese-western interactions

• Speaker: Djoko Susanto
  Topic: Indonesian-Javanese-Arabic Code-switching in Islamic Religious Context: The Role of Insya Alloh

• Speaker: Dr Robert Kleinsasser
  Topic: The Problem Statement

• Speaker: Vladislav Nekliaev
  Topic: Greek Eros and Rossetti's Love: Long-Unknown Truth?

• Speaker: Dr. Karyn Lai
  Topic: Philosophy and Philosophical Reasoning of Zhuangzi

• Speaker: Santiago Fouz & Alfredo Martinez
  Topic: 'Broken Bodies: Male Disability in Recent Spanish Cinema'

• Speaker: Obaidul Hamid
  Topic: Identifying second language errors: how plausible are plausible reconstructions?
   
• Forum: The Gender Research Forum will reconvene this week
  Topic: "Current Research on Gender Issues in Asia."

• The Literature Review

• Speaker: Dr Peter White
  Topic: Between the cracks: Links between language policies and computer policies in the development of CALL

• Speaker: Hiroyuki Taniguchi
  School Forum: The Legal Situation Facing Sexual Minorities in Japan
  Time & Venue: 11.00am, Social Sciences Annexe (Building 31A), Room 1: School Forum

• Speaker: Sean O'Connell
  Topic: Cultural Intelligence Meets Communication Accommodation: The Case of Australian Expatriates in Japan

• Speaker: Ms Shannon Johnston
  Topic: Email? simple technology or complex change? Evidence from real-world classroom experiences

• Speaker: Andrew Benjamin
  Topic: *Porosity at the Edge: Working through Walter Benjamin's 'Naples' *Boredom and Distraction: The moods of modernity
  Time & Venue: 1:00-2:00pm, the seminar room of the Architecture Music Library, entry level Zelman Cowen Building

• Speaker: Associate Professor Helen Creese
  Topic: Curious Modernities: Three Early Twentieth-Century Balinese Armchair Travellers
  Time & Venue: 2:00-3:00pm, Building 32, room 210

• Speaker: Professor Roy Boland
  Topic: Intercultural Demons: Literature, Painting and Goya's Ghost in the Novels of Mario Vargas Llosa'
  Time & Venue: 5.30- 6.30pm, Innes Room Student Union Complex

• Speaker: Professor Noriko Ban
  Topic: ‘Using Learning Diaries for Learning Awareness’
  Time & Venue: 10:00am– 12:00pm, Forgan Smith Building, Room E217

• Speaker: Jo Sbeghen
  Topic: "Unravelling the mysteries of a Javanese temple"
  Time & Venue: 2:00pm, Building 32, Room 208

• Speaker: Penny Bailey
  Topic: "Yanagi Soetsu and Korean Material Culture: Towards a Postcolonialist Reading"
  Time & Venue: 2:00pm, Building 32, Room 208

• Speaker: Wendy Jiang
  Topic: "A Framework for understanding Chinese L2 word order acquisition: taxonomy of word order errors"
  Time & Venue: 2:00pm, Building 32, Room 208

• Speaker: Larry Duffy
  Topic: "Perdue en traduction: Cross-cultural Transfer, Translation, Betrayal and Death in Mérimée's Carmen"
  Time & Venue: 2:00pm, Building 32, Room 208

• Speaker: Rosie Roberts
  Topic: "Gendering the Revolutionary Body: Costume in the Chinese Cultural Revolution Model Works"
  Time & Venue: 2:00pm, Building 32, Room 208

• Speaker: Lara Vanderstaay
  Topic: "Gender consciousness in Chinese women's films of the twenty-first century" 
  Time & Venue: 1:00pm, Building 32, Room 208

• Speaker: Professor Rod Ellis
  Topic: "Measuring Implicit and Explicit Knowledge of a Second Language"
  Time & Venue: 2:00-4:00pm, Building 32, room 209

• Speaker: Professor Rod Ellis
  Topic: The Methodology of Task-based Language Teaching
  Time & Venue: 5:00-6:00pm, Building 7, Room 222

• Speaker: Dr Nicholas Luker
  Topic: "Gogol' and Gluttony"

• Speaker: Annie Pohlman (PhD confirmation)
  Topic: "Experiences of women during the 1965-66 Killings and during Interrogation as Political Prisoners under the New Order in Indonesia (1965-1998)
  Time & Venue: 2:00pm, Building 32, Room 208

• Speaker: Professor Ogata
  Topic: Nihon no Genjoo o Kangaeru: Sakka no toraeta Bunka to Shakai no Jookyoo
  Time & Venue: 2:00pm, Building 32, Room 208

• Speaker: Shirin Jamarani
  Topic: :"The Contribution of Language to the Identity Re-Construction of Female Muslim Immigrants in Australia, with Special Reference to Iranian Migrants"
  Time & Venue: 2:00pm, Building 32, Room 208

• Speaker: Sean O'Connell
  Time & Venue: 2:00pm, Building 32, Room 208

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