DrMargie Borschke
Senior Lecturer (Teaching and Research)
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
- Senior Lecturer (Teaching and Research)Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
Research projects & supervision summary
Project Opportunities
Title: Media and Cultural Studies
Summary of opportunity:
Dr Margie Borschke is a Canadian Australian academic researcher, writer and media educator. She is the author of This is not a remix: piracy, authenticity and popular music (Bloomsbury 2017) and many other articles and chapters on the intersection of culture and technology. Copying, circulation/distribution and collecting as cultural practices are the focus of her work and her program of research employs innovative archival, ethnographic and media archaeological approaches to inquiry. Her goal is to create rigorous scholarship that responds to pressing problems related to digital technologies and the internet through a nuanced study of contemporary life and the recent past that is accessible to both scholars and a general audience. Recent work has considered these themes and used these approaches in the context of underground music cultures, art and collection practices, music streaming services, informal publication in scholarly communities, digital and network metaphors, NFTs and blockchain imaginaries.
Opportunity synopsis:
Research interests
- Culture and technology
- Media and Cultural Studies
- Media archaeology
- Philosophy of Information
- History of Ideas
- Cultural History
- Collection and curation
- Piracy and copyright
- Authenticity
- Histories of computing and technology
- Underground media and culture
- Data Visualization
- Artist and community-run archives
Supervision
I have a track record of successful PhD and MRes supervisions and am accepting proposals for research projects that align with my research interests and expertise.
RESEARCH PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES
- RESEARCH-BASED DEGREE SUPERVISIONTomorrow Never Knows: How creativity enabled The Beatles to shape the 1960s and influence generations