Jill Anderson
Biographic Data
| ID | 3692521 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jill Anderson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jill |
| FAMILY NAME | Anderson |
| SIGNATURE | ANDERSON J |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Melbourne |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3253-8142 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Mad Zine pedagogy
This article explores how zines might be used as a medium for generating and communicating alternative forms of Mad-centered knowledge in diverse learning contexts. It draws on our research project about ‘madzines’ which involved identifying madzines; ‘being with’ them; sharing examples with others, and facilitating madzine workshops across both formal and informal settings. Here, we use these activities to reflect on the possibilities, as well a…
Doing it Ourselves
This article describes the approach we developed in our research project about radical mental health zines, or mad zines. Rather than importing a set of accepted methods from elsewhere, we drew on insights from the emerging fields of Zine Studies and Mad Studies and crafted our own DIY approach. As we wanted to develop a methodology that was congruent with the politics, cultures, and ethics of both the zine community and mad movements, we attempt…
The deportability continuum as activist research
This essay explores the aftermath of deportation and the concept of a deportability continuum from the perspective of a transnational, activist researcher. Retracing the process of becoming an activist and researcher via the successful though measured impact of a book of first-person testimonios and photography titled Los Otros Dreamers, this article argues for the significance of the "deportability continuum" as a concept in need of disseminatio…
Madness, Distress and the Politics of Disablement
Tagged as a criminal”
Promoting an Evidence‐Informed Approach to Addressing Problem Gambling in UK Prison Populations
International studies find that between a quarter and a third of offenders may be defined as problem gamblers. No comparable studies have been conducted in the UK during the last decade, which has seen unprecedented changes in gambling legislation and opportunities. The present study in two E nglish prisons (one male and one female) found that levels of problem gambling were in line with global estimates. 27.8% of men and 18.1% of women were rate…
Reflective Practice in Mental Health
Stuart Blume, The Artificial Ear
The Meaning Beyond the Dress
This essay explores Mallarmé's late prose text Berthe Morisot , 1 the preface to the catalogue of the 1896 posthumous exhibition. Morisot was one of Mallarmé's privileged others. Their relationship sheds light on the economy of desire and evolving cultural practice in two major figures of late nineteenth-century France. I aim to show how poet and painter came to speak the same language via a remarkable intercultural and gender exchange. The narra…
Legal Services ‘for the Public Good’
Overview of 1-year follow-up outcomes in the Drug Abuse Treatment Outcome Study (Datos).
Suggestive Sounds. Poetic Transgression and the Naked Voice in Mallarmé
Verse in Crisis. Towards a Poetics of Self-Estrangement
La lecture intertextuelle des deux versions du Pitre châtie permet de suivre l'evolution poetique de Mallarme, des influences baudelairiennes a l'hermetisme de la poesie impersonnelle
Tagged as a criminal”
The deportability continuum as activist research
This essay explores the aftermath of deportation and the concept of a deportability continuum from the perspective of a transnational, activist researcher. Retracing the process of becoming an activist and researcher via the successful though measured impact of a book of first-person testimonios and photography titled Los Otros Dreamers, this article argues for the significance of the "deportability continuum" as a concept in need of disseminatio…
Legal Services ‘for the Public Good’
Verse in Crisis. Towards a Poetics of Self-Estrangement
La lecture intertextuelle des deux versions du Pitre châtie permet de suivre l'evolution poetique de Mallarme, des influences baudelairiennes a l'hermetisme de la poesie impersonnelle
Suggestive Sounds. Poetic Transgression and the Naked Voice in Mallarmé
Overview of 1-year follow-up outcomes in the Drug Abuse Treatment Outcome Study (Datos).
Legal Services ‘for the Public Good’
The Meaning Beyond the Dress
This essay explores Mallarmé's late prose text Berthe Morisot , 1 the preface to the catalogue of the 1896 posthumous exhibition. Morisot was one of Mallarmé's privileged others. Their relationship sheds light on the economy of desire and evolving cultural practice in two major figures of late nineteenth-century France. I aim to show how poet and painter came to speak the same language via a remarkable intercultural and gender exchange. The narra…
Stuart Blume, The Artificial Ear
Promoting an Evidence‐Informed Approach to Addressing Problem Gambling in UK Prison Populations
International studies find that between a quarter and a third of offenders may be defined as problem gamblers. No comparable studies have been conducted in the UK during the last decade, which has seen unprecedented changes in gambling legislation and opportunities. The present study in two E nglish prisons (one male and one female) found that levels of problem gambling were in line with global estimates. 27.8% of men and 18.1% of women were rate…
Reflective Practice in Mental Health
Madness, Distress and the Politics of Disablement
Tagged as a criminal”
The deportability continuum as activist research
This essay explores the aftermath of deportation and the concept of a deportability continuum from the perspective of a transnational, activist researcher. Retracing the process of becoming an activist and researcher via the successful though measured impact of a book of first-person testimonios and photography titled Los Otros Dreamers, this article argues for the significance of the "deportability continuum" as a concept in need of disseminatio…
Mad Zine pedagogy
This article explores how zines might be used as a medium for generating and communicating alternative forms of Mad-centered knowledge in diverse learning contexts. It draws on our research project about ‘madzines’ which involved identifying madzines; ‘being with’ them; sharing examples with others, and facilitating madzine workshops across both formal and informal settings. Here, we use these activities to reflect on the possibilities, as well a…
Doing it Ourselves
This article describes the approach we developed in our research project about radical mental health zines, or mad zines. Rather than importing a set of accepted methods from elsewhere, we drew on insights from the emerging fields of Zine Studies and Mad Studies and crafted our own DIY approach. As we wanted to develop a methodology that was congruent with the politics, cultures, and ethics of both the zine community and mad movements, we attempt…
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