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CV | Tyne Daile
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PhD, English Literature. The University of Melbourne, (2014-2016). Field: Twentieth Century American Poetry; Harlem Renaissance; Modernism; The Cold War; Surveillance; US Containment Culture; 20th Century American Domesticity and History; American subjectivity; The Media; The Rhetoric of Confession; Radio; Lyric Poetry; The Internet; Advertising; Propaganda. MA, English Literature. The University of Melbourne, (2013). Hons, English Literature. The University of Melbourne, (2010). Bloomsbury Academic: USA...
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2016 in review — Tim Riley
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Of year in review posts, but fell off the bandwagon lately. It's time to change that. Before I dive into 2016, here's a recap of the intervening years:. Around the world tickets in hand, Misch and I worked, volunteered, and played Japan, Vietnam, Hong Kong, the USA, Finland, Germany, the UK, Spain, and Italy. An amazing time! Attended my first (and only) WWDC and had a blast. Started working on Decaf Sucks 2.0 (you'll hear more about that. That was some time. Now onto 2016. At home with the (expanded!
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Reading Across The Pacific: March 2015
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Reading Across The Pacific. Saturday, March 21, 2015. 8216;Condello is Shakespearean in stature and scope’ —. Reviews online) can be viewed on YouTube. Shakespeare and the Dark Lady of the Sonnets. 8216;Condello’s writing is skillful enough to stand with Shakespeare’s' —. 4 reviews online) has had three productions and was on the Victorian high schools yr. 12 Literature syllabus and was taught in high school in Missouri, US —it is also c. 8216;Condello takes up where Shakespeare left off,’ —. In addition...
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Reading Across The Pacific: On Submitting an Article to Antipodes
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Reading Across The Pacific. Friday, March 20, 2015. On Submitting an Article to Antipodes. In addition, I believe that refereeing is a rare and specialized skill, cognate to but not identical with other academic skills such as teaching or editing. To ask a newly tenured academic to begin to referee papers without ever having done it before is like throwing a newly minted PhD cold into the classroom- disastrous. We must train the referees of the future before we require their wisdom.
