Subjects

• CLS1010: Text and context I
• CLS1020: Text and context II
• CLS1040: Introduction to cultural studies I
• CLS1050: Introduction to cultural studies II
• CLS2040 CLS3040: Image and appearance: advertising, popular culture and the construction of
• CLS2050 CLS3050: Narrative practices
• CLS2070 CLS3070: Popular fiction and popular culture
• CLS2080 CLS3080: Science fiction: from monsters to cyborgs
• CLS2090 CLS3090: Comparative literary criticism
• CLS2130 CLS3130: Culture and society: introduction to cultural theory
• CLS2150 CLS3150: Belief and perception
• CLS2160 CLS3160: Chinese literature and modernity
• CLS2190 CLS3190: Forms of narrative cinema
• CLS2230 CLS3230: Greek-Australian writing
• CLS2260 CLS3260: Sexing the text: constructions of female sexuality
• CLS2410 CLS3410: Women in Roman society
• CLS2510 CLS3510: Wit and humour in literature, film and cartoon
• CLS2530 CLS3530: Modernism in European literature
• CLS2550 CLS3550: Romanticism and revolution
• CLS2610 CLS3610: Roman life and literature
• CLS2660 CLS3660: Here and there: the literature of travel
• CLS2710 CLS3710: Alternatives in documentary film - an Australian focus
• CLS2770 CLS3770: Television studies
• CLS2790 CLS3790: Postmodernism and the novel
• CLS2800 CLS3800: In other worlds: post-colonial fiction
• CLS2830 CLS3830: Structuralism and semiotics: Bakhtin, Lotman
• CLS2910 CLS3910: The novel in Eastern Europe
• CLS3007: Gender and genre: masculinity in film
• CLS3010: Sexed media, media-ted sex
• CLS3040: Image and appearance: advertising, popular culture and the construction of
• CLS3050: Narrative practices
• CLS3070: Popular fiction and popular culture
• CLS3080: Science fiction: from monsters to cyborgs
• CLS3090: Comparative literary criticism
• CLS3110: Cultural studies: the consumer society
• CLS3120: Gender, race and empire: feminist readings
• CLS3130: Culture and society: introduction to cultural theory
• CLS3150: Belief and perception
• CLS3160: Chinese literature and modernity
• CLS3190: Forms of narrative cinema
• CLS3220: Literature and society in Indonesia
• CLS3230: Greek-Australian writing
• CLS3260: Sexing the text: constructions of female sexuality
• CLS3310: Gender and its representation in Indonesian societies
• CLS3360: Indonesian theatrical traditions
• CLS3410: Women in Roman society
• CLS3420: Tolstoy and Dostoevsky: discourse of experience and alterity
• CLS3510: Wit and humour in literature, film and cartoon
• CLS3520: Filming the nation: the recent past in European cinema
• CLS3530: Modernism in European literature
• CLS3550: Romanticism and revolution
• CLS3610: Roman life and literature
• CLS3660: Here and there: the literature of travel
• CLS3710: Alternatives in documentary film - an Australian focus
• CLS3770: Television studies
• CLS3780: Women's writing in Latin America today
• CLS3790: Postmodernism and the novel
• CLS3800: In other worlds: post-colonial fiction
• CLS3810: Comparative drama of the twentieth century
• CLS3830: Structuralism and semiotics: Bakhtin, Lotman
• CLS3910: The novel in Eastern Europe
• CLS4000: Literary theory
• CLS4040: Film theory and film criticism I
• CLS4050: Film theory and film criticism II
• CLS4080: Minor thesis
• CLS4220: The utopian tradition in European literature
• CLS4270: Cultural theory and visuality
• CLS4300: Theorising culture
• CLS4340: Culture and the modern self
• CRT2010 CRT3010: Introduction to critical theory
• CRT2020 CRT3020: Rethinking bodies
• CRT2030 CRT3030: Reading Freud and Jung
• CRT2050 CRT3050: Freud and feminism
• CRT2060 CRT3060: Freudian fable
• CRT2070 CRT3070: Autobiographical discourse: Roland Barthes
• CRT2080 CRT3080: Julien Green
• CRT2240 CRT3240: Contemporary feminist theory
• CRT3010: Introduction to critical theory
• CRT3020: Rethinking bodies
• CRT3030: Reading Freud and Jung
• CRT3050: Freud and feminism
• CRT3060: Freudian fable
• CRT3070: Autobiographical discourse: Roland Barthes
• CRT3080: Julien Green
• CRT3240: Contemporary feminist theory
• CRT4010: Recognitions
• CRT4030: Poetics
• CRT4040: Adorno: philosophy in a no-man's-land
• CRT4070: Lacan and subjectivity
• CRT4080: Theory of art history and criticism
• CRT4100: Deleuze and Foucault
• CRT4160: Contemporary issues in feminist theory
• CRT4190: Legal fictions: intersections between law and literature
• CRT4200: Structuralism and semiotics
• CRT4220: Hermeneutics
• CRT4230: Rhetoric
• CRT4250: Marxist critical theory
• CRT4290: Reading Irigaray
• CRT4310: Theories of discourse: poststructuralism, feminism and
• CRT4750: Deconstruction and feminism
• CRT4920: Literature and negativity

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