DrBelinda Castles

Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing/English

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

  • Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing/English
    Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Research projects & supervision summary

Project Opportunities

Title: Creative Writing

Summary of opportunity:

 

Belinda Castles is the award-winning author of four novels, most recently Bluebottle, and of non-fiction book Walking Sydney: Fifteen walks with a city's writers, as well as the editor of an essay collection, Reading like an Australian Writer. She has studied and taught in the UK, where she was Creative Writing Lecturer and Director of the MA in Creative Writing at the University of Exeter, and Sydney, where she is Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing.

 

 

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RESEARCH PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES

  • RESEARCH-BASED DEGREE SUPERVISION
    At the End of the World: The Work of the Ecological Unconscious
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    City of Rapture - Affective Immersion in Florence
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    Creative Title: Skins Exegesis Title: Living surveillantly in pursuit of a major life
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    Dreamland: a novel AND The “Second Sex” and the City: Spectacle and the New Woman in New York City 1880–1920
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    Finding the Lost Self: Autofiction and Post-Trauma Acculturation
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    Kottu Roti and Devil Dancing in Sydney: a novel Occidentalism: The West in the Eyes of the Diaspora, a Sri Lankan Migrant Perspective: an exegesis
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    On a Bright Hillside in Paradise: The Christian Brethren amongst the settlers on the north-west coast of Tasmania in the 1870s
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    Orphan Source: Exploring the depiction of complex interconnectivity in the novel
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    Ralph Clark and the Birds: an ecofeminist archival lyric
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    Recollecting Dorothea: researching and writing the overlooked life of collector Lady Dorothea Banks from a dispersed and fragmented archive.
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    Redundant Women: Not a Memoir
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    Standing On the Outside Looking In: Australian Weird and the Uncanny Other in National Film and Literature
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    Tender: a novel and Rupture and repair in narratives of domestic violence: an exegesis
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    The beauty and subversive power of the mundane in contemporary Australian suburban literature
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    The Migrant Filipino in Australian Literature: Places and Displacements (thesis) and Our Lady of Unimaginable Sorrows (novel)
  • RESEARCH-BASED DEGREE SUPERVISION
    The Minimalist aesthetic in the work of Yasunari Kawabata Patrick Modiano Marguerite Duras
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    Underground Italy: Exploring Italian punk subcultures through literary fiction