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Intellect is pleased to announce that Australasian Journal of Popular Culture 12.2 is out now!
In this volume of the Australian Journal of Popular Culture, our authors present an eclectic range of thought-provoking articles that examine the evolving and interconnected realms of the monstrous and the mythic, the heroic and the historical, through television and film, characters and famous figures, and contemporary and historical moments in popular culture.
For more information about the journal and issue click here>>
https://www.intellectbooks.com/the-australasian-journal-of-popular-culture
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The Annual Conference of the Australian Historical Association will be held at Flinders University, Adelaide, from 1st to 4th July this year. This year's theme is 'Home Truths'.
Paper and panel proposals are still being accepted until 4th March. You can submit abstracts here and find more general details about the conference at our website. Papers and panels can be submitted for general consideration, or to one of the Conference streams: