#SundayListen You might think Marvel is the master of the shared universe, but there is a long history few have explored. ‘From literary to cinematic, Balzac to the MCU and beyond: the shared universe narrative convention in media with Dr Vincent Tran’.
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Check out our latest episode: ‘From literary to cinematic, Balzac to the MCU and beyond: the shared universe narrative convention in media with Dr Vincent Tran’.
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The shared universe narrative convention is more than just the #MCU. In this #PhD Spotlight, @VincentTranSwin charts the convention and its trends from 1800s Balzac through to contemporary media. Listen now https://t.co/C53qCbOL5S
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New #podcast episode. The HASSCast features Dr Effie Karageorgos (@eleaud, @Uni_Newcastle) talking about her recent publication on veterans, PTSD and medical care from 1960s Australia, and the current Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide. https://t.co/0wmiH89WF1
Coming this Thursday, the HASSCast speaks to
@eleaud about her research on veterans, PTSD and medical care from 1960s Australia to the current Royal Commission. This is a vital discussion about Australian history. https://t.co/WavYuluXIw
In their #OpenAccess article, @wishcrys and @jinlee_media provide an illustrative example of what they term 'platformed glocalization' in their exploration of TikTok's successful strategy to gain a foothold in the Korean market, using K-pop 🎶as a vehicle. https://t.co/V61WrrjVSo
The HASSCast host, Damien J O'Meara (@Damoo_la at @SwinHASS) has published new research with the brilliant Dr Whitney Monaghan (@JatneyWhitmo at @mfjmonash). We're excited to share this open access publication with you! https://t.co/iBKmZHmIsP
If you're an Apple Podcasts listener and have loved the first three episodes of the #HASSCast, we'd love for you to rate and review us on the app! Ratings and reviews will help others find us! https://t.co/01xQ76Y28c
@Catharty @damoo_la Thank you for being part of our first episode, Catherine! Loved learning more about your research and that awesome history lesson on teacher training in Australia!
🚨New Podcast Episode🚨 Episode 3 feature David Micallef (@saysdavid), Senior Lecturer and Program Manager, Public Relations at @RMIT, discussing his recent publication about online gaming, health and nutrition and social marketing. Listen now! https://t.co/GE9ZHogdDC
🚨New Podcast Episode🚨 The #HASSCast's premiere episode interviews Dr Catherine Hartung (@Catharty) a Senior Lecturer in Education at @Swinburne about her recent publication on teachers, #TikTok and professional identity. Listen to the episode, here: https://t.co/pYoNJOHug4
🚨New Podcast Episode🚨 Episode 2 of the #HASSCast speaks to Dr Damilola Ayeni (@Dee_A01), a recent PhD graduate from @Swinburne. Dr Ayeni will discuss her research into Facebook and vaccine communication. Listen to the episode, today! https://t.co/ErFqEDaDvR
And our third episode of the HASSCast includes guest @saysdavid from @RMIT on online gaming, health and nutrition and social marketing. Subscribe now for the launch on 29 Feb! https://t.co/WavYulvvy4
The HASSCast is launching on Thursday, 29 February. It is a podcast that explores the power of humanities, arts, and social sciences research in Australia and around the world. You can subscribe now! https://t.co/v99W0cEueZ
Our second episode of the HASSCast features @Swinburne@SwinHASS PhD grad and teacher @Dee_A01 discussing Facebook and vaccine communication (coming 29 Feb): https://t.co/WavYulvvy4