Terry Threadgold
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 640604 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Terry Threadgold |
| PRENOMES | Terry |
| SOBRENOME | Threadgold |
| ASSINATURA | THREADGOLD T |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Cardiff University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 27 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 61 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 2 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1970 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Critical and Feminist Legacies
When I first delivered this paper at the symposium to honour Penny’s life and work, I began by declaring my intention to quote her often, to ensure that she would be heard at the event, as she had been heard at so many others previously. As I said at the time, I did this because I knew Penny would have been very cross if she was not allowed to speak. In this, the written version of that paper, I still intend to quote her often and for the same re…
Spatial ‘Folds’
How do street-based injecting drug using women negotiate the myriad day to day risks of injecting in public urban space whilst, at the same time, negotiate the gendered discourses surrounding space and drug use, which work to both limit their bodily movements and position them as ‘dirty’, ‘diseased’ and ‘dangerous’? How do they avoid overdose, violence, arrest and disease, whilst at the same time avoid becoming—and being treated as—a ‘leper’ or ‘…
Dialogism, Voice and Global Contexts
In this paper I want to try to understand how and why anti-asylum media discourses remain so stable (Derrida 1988, 144), why alternative discourses are not effective in changing them, why attemptin
Fear of sense in the street heroin market
Special issue
When we called for papers for a special issue of the journal on the topic “What is Media Theory?” we hoped that this would be an invitation to think about some of the questions currently facing the
Translating Difference
This paper addresses questions of cross-cultural communication and represen tation as they arose in a longitudinal research project which sought to learn about the lives and concerns of older women. It focuses on the translations and mistranslations that occurred in narrative workshops where Australian researchers, who did not speak Vietnamese, worked with Australian Vietnamese women aged 55–74 and a translator to produce video diaries of the old…
When Home is Always a Foreign Place
This paper explores some very recent research, undertaken as part of a Large Australian Research Grant project entitled: ‘Stories of Ageing: A Longitudinal Study of Women's Self-Representation'. The research involved writing and video diary workshops with older women. What I want to discuss in this paper is that part of the research which involved video diary workshops, using an interpreter, with Australian Vietnamese women aged 55–70, in Fitzroy…
Feminist Interpretations and Challenges
(2000). Feminist Interpretations and Challenges. Social Semiotics: Vol. 10, No. 1, pp. 109-123
Telling tales out of school
Our focus in this paper is on women and literacy in times of rapid and radical change in public, community and working life. Using narrative as a framework, we look at three research stories. The first focuses on women engaging in, and silenced by, the literacies of a restructuring workplace. The second focuses on the stories women, aged 70 to 85, tell in writing workshops where they counter stereotypes of ageing. The third focuses on literacies …
Gender Studies and Women's Studies
2000). Gender Studies and Women's Studies. Australian Feminist Studies: Vol. 15, No. 31, pp. 39-48
Performativity, regulative fictions, huge stabilities
I want in this paper to explore the stories that proliferate around the lived narrative realities of women who kill violent husbands. I will even tell some more stories but I do this in the knowledge that not just any stories will do. As Graycar (1996) has argued there are very real limits to the perfonnative power of feminist narratives if they fail to engage with the huge stabilities, legal discipline, categories doctrines and, I would add, pra…
Performing Genre
Deconstruction and the possibility of justice
Deconstruction and the Possibility of Justice has a place in the chain of readings/rewritings (in Dworkin's sense) that constitute the field of recent and emerging Australian work in Law and Literature and Critical Legal Studies. At the same time it is a book that is marked by an extraordinary difference to the Australian work. Perhaps in this case differance (in Derrida's sense) would be the better term since there is within the chapters of the …
CriticalTheory, Feminisms, theJudiciary andRape
(1993). Critical Theory, Feminisms, the Judiciary and Rape. Australian Feminist Law Journal: Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 7-25
Talking about genre
(1989). Talking about genre: Ideologies and incompatible discourses. Cultural Studies: Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 101-127
Framing, appropriating and being heard
Meaghan Morris, The Pirate's Fiancee.: Feminism Reading Postmodernism (Verso) London, 1988; Susan Sheridan (ed.), Grafts: Feminist Cultural Criticism (Verso) London, 1988
What did Milton say belial said and why don’t the critics believe him?
Language and gender
Language Topics
This second volume in honour of Michael Halliday contains three sections: The Design of Language, Text and Discourse and Exploring Language as Social Semiotic, and concludes with a recent interview conducted by Paul Thibault in which Halliday provides further insights in his theory of language. The essential design features of language are semantic, lexico-grammatical and phonological. Text for Halliday is a semantic unit expressed by the lexico-…
Language Topics
This volume in honour of Michael Halliday begins with a section on the background to the development of MAK’s ideas. The second section groups papers on language development in early childhood, which has always been one of Halliday’s main interests. The focus of the third section is on aspects of synchronic and diachronic change in language. Halliday has always emphasised the dynamic interaction between these two perspectives in relation to langu…
Language topics
Language topics
Semiotics Ideology Language
For ideology operates, not so much as a coherent system of statements imposed on a population from above, but rather through a complex series of mechanisms whereby meaning is mobilised in the discursive practices of everyday life for the maintenance of relations of domination. It is of the utmost importance, therefore, to search for ways in which the theory of ideology can be linked with methods for the analysis of the discursive forms in which i…
Semiotics and Asian studies
Semiotics and Asian studies
Spatial ‘Folds’
How do street-based injecting drug using women negotiate the myriad day to day risks of injecting in public urban space whilst, at the same time, negotiate the gendered discourses surrounding space and drug use, which work to both limit their bodily movements and position them as ‘dirty’, ‘diseased’ and ‘dangerous’? How do they avoid overdose, violence, arrest and disease, whilst at the same time avoid becoming—and being treated as—a ‘leper’ or ‘…
Dialogism, Voice and Global Contexts
In this paper I want to try to understand how and why anti-asylum media discourses remain so stable (Derrida 1988, 144), why alternative discourses are not effective in changing them, why attemptin
Language and gender
Gender Studies and Women's Studies
2000). Gender Studies and Women's Studies. Australian Feminist Studies: Vol. 15, No. 31, pp. 39-48
Translating Difference
This paper addresses questions of cross-cultural communication and represen tation as they arose in a longitudinal research project which sought to learn about the lives and concerns of older women. It focuses on the translations and mistranslations that occurred in narrative workshops where Australian researchers, who did not speak Vietnamese, worked with Australian Vietnamese women aged 55–74 and a translator to produce video diaries of the old…
CriticalTheory, Feminisms, theJudiciary andRape
(1993). Critical Theory, Feminisms, the Judiciary and Rape. Australian Feminist Law Journal: Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 7-25
Desire and the Abject in the City Becoming-Other
When The Age renamed the corner of Russell and Bourke streets the 'Golden Elbow' it brought the city into close proximity with an altogether different city. Neither Chang Mai, Hong Kong nor Melbourne, the Golden Elbow was defined by what it could be. Neither one thing (Melbourne) nor another (somewhere else), the Golden Elbow is a space of the city-becoming-other. Through narrative work and news media maps of no-go zones, machines mobilise fear a…
Desire and the Abject in the City Becoming-Other
When The Age renamed the corner of Russell and Bourke streets the 'Golden Elbow' it brought the city into close proximity with an altogether different city. Neither Chang Mai, Hong Kong nor Melbourne, the Golden Elbow was defined by what it could be. Neither one thing (Melbourne) nor another (somewhere else), the Golden Elbow is a space of the city-becoming-other. Through narrative work and news media maps of no-go zones, machines mobilise fear a…
Semiotics and Asian studies
Semiotics and Asian studies
The Text and Its Margins
Language Topics
This second volume in honour of Michael Halliday contains three sections: The Design of Language, Text and Discourse and Exploring Language as Social Semiotic, and concludes with a recent interview conducted by Paul Thibault in which Halliday provides further insights in his theory of language. The essential design features of language are semantic, lexico-grammatical and phonological. Text for Halliday is a semantic unit expressed by the lexico-…
Language Topics
This volume in honour of Michael Halliday begins with a section on the background to the development of MAK’s ideas. The second section groups papers on language development in early childhood, which has always been one of Halliday’s main interests. The focus of the third section is on aspects of synchronic and diachronic change in language. Halliday has always emphasised the dynamic interaction between these two perspectives in relation to langu…
Language topics
Language topics
Semiotics Ideology Language
For ideology operates, not so much as a coherent system of statements imposed on a population from above, but rather through a complex series of mechanisms whereby meaning is mobilised in the discursive practices of everyday life for the maintenance of relations of domination. It is of the utmost importance, therefore, to search for ways in which the theory of ideology can be linked with methods for the analysis of the discursive forms in which i…
What did Milton say belial said and why don’t the critics believe him?
Language and gender
Talking about genre
(1989). Talking about genre: Ideologies and incompatible discourses. Cultural Studies: Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 101-127
Framing, appropriating and being heard
Meaghan Morris, The Pirate's Fiancee.: Feminism Reading Postmodernism (Verso) London, 1988; Susan Sheridan (ed.), Grafts: Feminist Cultural Criticism (Verso) London, 1988
CriticalTheory, Feminisms, theJudiciary andRape
(1993). Critical Theory, Feminisms, the Judiciary and Rape. Australian Feminist Law Journal: Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 7-25
Performing Genre
Deconstruction and the possibility of justice
Deconstruction and the Possibility of Justice has a place in the chain of readings/rewritings (in Dworkin's sense) that constitute the field of recent and emerging Australian work in Law and Literature and Critical Legal Studies. At the same time it is a book that is marked by an extraordinary difference to the Australian work. Perhaps in this case differance (in Derrida's sense) would be the better term since there is within the chapters of the …
Performativity, regulative fictions, huge stabilities
I want in this paper to explore the stories that proliferate around the lived narrative realities of women who kill violent husbands. I will even tell some more stories but I do this in the knowledge that not just any stories will do. As Graycar (1996) has argued there are very real limits to the perfonnative power of feminist narratives if they fail to engage with the huge stabilities, legal discipline, categories doctrines and, I would add, pra…
When Home is Always a Foreign Place
This paper explores some very recent research, undertaken as part of a Large Australian Research Grant project entitled: ‘Stories of Ageing: A Longitudinal Study of Women's Self-Representation'. The research involved writing and video diary workshops with older women. What I want to discuss in this paper is that part of the research which involved video diary workshops, using an interpreter, with Australian Vietnamese women aged 55–70, in Fitzroy…
Feminist Interpretations and Challenges
(2000). Feminist Interpretations and Challenges. Social Semiotics: Vol. 10, No. 1, pp. 109-123
Telling tales out of school
Our focus in this paper is on women and literacy in times of rapid and radical change in public, community and working life. Using narrative as a framework, we look at three research stories. The first focuses on women engaging in, and silenced by, the literacies of a restructuring workplace. The second focuses on the stories women, aged 70 to 85, tell in writing workshops where they counter stereotypes of ageing. The third focuses on literacies …
Gender Studies and Women's Studies
2000). Gender Studies and Women's Studies. Australian Feminist Studies: Vol. 15, No. 31, pp. 39-48
Translating Difference
This paper addresses questions of cross-cultural communication and represen tation as they arose in a longitudinal research project which sought to learn about the lives and concerns of older women. It focuses on the translations and mistranslations that occurred in narrative workshops where Australian researchers, who did not speak Vietnamese, worked with Australian Vietnamese women aged 55–74 and a translator to produce video diaries of the old…
Fear of sense in the street heroin market
Special issue
When we called for papers for a special issue of the journal on the topic “What is Media Theory?” we hoped that this would be an invitation to think about some of the questions currently facing the
Spatial ‘Folds’
How do street-based injecting drug using women negotiate the myriad day to day risks of injecting in public urban space whilst, at the same time, negotiate the gendered discourses surrounding space and drug use, which work to both limit their bodily movements and position them as ‘dirty’, ‘diseased’ and ‘dangerous’? How do they avoid overdose, violence, arrest and disease, whilst at the same time avoid becoming—and being treated as—a ‘leper’ or ‘…
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