Niall Lucy
Biographic Data
| ID | 3634844 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Niall Lucy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Niall |
| FAMILY NAME | Lucy |
| SIGNATURE | LUCY N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Murdoch University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Dictionary of Postmodernism
DIY John Curtin: Uncertain futures for heritage and citizenship in the era of digital friends and foes
This article introduces some of the problems confronting the popularization of national, civic and cultural heritage in the era of complex digital systems and social networks. Taking contemporary knowledge of John Curtin (Australia’s wartime PM) as its point of departure, the discussion explores some of the broader transformations of the conditions of citizenship, communication, heritage and knowledge production, and considers their implications …
Dancing with empty pockets: Australia's bohemians since 1860
Structure, Sign and Play in the Discourse of Paul Auster's In the Country of Last Things
Everybody Loves Raymond Williams: Critical Literacy, Cultural Studies and the New International
The standard complaint against literary theory at university used to be that it destroys the pleasure of reading. So often was this said, that it feels now like some of us must have been spending m
The Logical Status of Searlean Discourse
In a recent paper, "Literary Theory and Its Discontents," John R. Searle puts forward eight "fundamental linguistic principles" LTD, 639) by which he seeks to correct errors that he, rightly or wrongly, perceives to be common in certain forms of literary theory - including, for Searle, "textual criticism" (LTD, 648), if not "literary criticism" (LTD, 637). Since we are professionally involved in both literary theory and textual criticism, we thou…
The Phake Fone: Crossing (telecommunication) lines
(Don't) say ‘cheese’: On John Hartley, the politics of pictures
Lowry's Envois
To Jacques Derrida, en voyage Dear Jacques, Thanks for all the postcards. We're sorry but we've lost your last address, and so we must resort to this genre of the open letter, knowing that you won't like any of these terms. Our main problem is that we've lost something else: a manuscript, almost without trace, burned in a fire (perhaps) on 7 June 1944 in Dollarton, British Columbia. Have you seen it? In case you come across it in your travels, we…
Situating technologies: Radio activity and the nuclear question
On a postcard dated 7 September 1977, Derrida writes of an "old dream" - but one whose "rarefaction is unbearable for me in writing, -the old dream of the complete electro-cardio-encephalo-LOGO-icono-cinemato-bio-gram
Radio Management: Sectors, structures, styles
My nerves / my Derrida: On Brunette & Wills’ screen/play
Writing an(d) experience: Let us now praise famous men , again
The Postmodern Left
A certain version of the political left is at one with conservatives in misrepresenting 'postmodernism' in order to denounce it. For this 'left', which recoils from the left's historically indivisible association with Marx, the purpose of politics is simply to win government for itself. Our argument here is that, ironically, such a purpose mirrors the very lack of purpose that conservatives define 'postmodernism' to represent. Hence the recent ca…
DIY John Curtin: Uncertain futures for heritage and citizenship in the era of digital friends and foes
This article introduces some of the problems confronting the popularization of national, civic and cultural heritage in the era of complex digital systems and social networks. Taking contemporary knowledge of John Curtin (Australia’s wartime PM) as its point of departure, the discussion explores some of the broader transformations of the conditions of citizenship, communication, heritage and knowledge production, and considers their implications …
Dancing with empty pockets: Australia's bohemians since 1860
The Phake Fone: Crossing (telecommunication) lines
The Postmodern Left
A certain version of the political left is at one with conservatives in misrepresenting 'postmodernism' in order to denounce it. For this 'left', which recoils from the left's historically indivisible association with Marx, the purpose of politics is simply to win government for itself. Our argument here is that, ironically, such a purpose mirrors the very lack of purpose that conservatives define 'postmodernism' to represent. Hence the recent ca…
My nerves / my Derrida: On Brunette & Wills’ screen/play
Writing an(d) experience: Let us now praise famous men , again
Situating technologies: Radio activity and the nuclear question
On a postcard dated 7 September 1977, Derrida writes of an "old dream" - but one whose "rarefaction is unbearable for me in writing, -the old dream of the complete electro-cardio-encephalo-LOGO-icono-cinemato-bio-gram
Radio Management: Sectors, structures, styles
(Don't) say ‘cheese’: On John Hartley, the politics of pictures
Lowry's Envois
To Jacques Derrida, en voyage Dear Jacques, Thanks for all the postcards. We're sorry but we've lost your last address, and so we must resort to this genre of the open letter, knowing that you won't like any of these terms. Our main problem is that we've lost something else: a manuscript, almost without trace, burned in a fire (perhaps) on 7 June 1944 in Dollarton, British Columbia. Have you seen it? In case you come across it in your travels, we…
The Phake Fone: Crossing (telecommunication) lines
The Logical Status of Searlean Discourse
In a recent paper, "Literary Theory and Its Discontents," John R. Searle puts forward eight "fundamental linguistic principles" LTD, 639) by which he seeks to correct errors that he, rightly or wrongly, perceives to be common in certain forms of literary theory - including, for Searle, "textual criticism" (LTD, 648), if not "literary criticism" (LTD, 637). Since we are professionally involved in both literary theory and textual criticism, we thou…
Everybody Loves Raymond Williams: Critical Literacy, Cultural Studies and the New International
The standard complaint against literary theory at university used to be that it destroys the pleasure of reading. So often was this said, that it feels now like some of us must have been spending m
Structure, Sign and Play in the Discourse of Paul Auster's In the Country of Last Things
DIY John Curtin: Uncertain futures for heritage and citizenship in the era of digital friends and foes
This article introduces some of the problems confronting the popularization of national, civic and cultural heritage in the era of complex digital systems and social networks. Taking contemporary knowledge of John Curtin (Australia’s wartime PM) as its point of departure, the discussion explores some of the broader transformations of the conditions of citizenship, communication, heritage and knowledge production, and considers their implications …
Dancing with empty pockets: Australia's bohemians since 1860
Dictionary of Postmodernism
Philosophy (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Art (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Politics (3 works)