Academic Staff: Anthony Lambert
Position: Lecturer
Tel: 9850 6700
Fax: 9850 6893
Email: alambert@scmp.mq.edu.au
Profile, Publications, and Teaching
Profile
Anthony graduated with Honours from QUT's Drama Program in 1992. He completed his PhD in Australian film and culture at Murdoch University in 2002. He has worked as an actor, writer and director and has taught at QUT, Murdoch University, at the University of New South Wales and at Macquarie University since the beginning of 2003.
Anthony's research and teaching interests include Australian film and culture; representations of gender and sexuality; identity and space; visual culture; critical methodologies; technology studies.
Representative Publications
(forthcoming) Diasporas of Australian Cinema (with Simpson, C. & Murawska, R) (eds), UK: Intellectbooks.
(2008) ‘Mediating Crime, Mediating Culture’, Crime Media, Culture, 4:2 August, 2008.
(2006) 'Stats Please: Gay Men as Mimics, Robots and Commodities in Contemporary Cultural Spaces' in Gendered Outcasts and Sexual Outlaws, Christopher Kendall and Wayne Martino (eds), New York: Haworth Press.
(2005) 'Arresting Metaphors: Anticolonial Females in Australian Cinema', Postcolonial Text, 1.2, May 2005.
(2001) 'Movement within a Filmic terra nullius: Woman, Land and Identity in Australian Cinema' in Balayi: Journal of Colonialism, Law and Culture, pp 7-14.
Current Teaching
Anthony convenes the following courses at Macquarie:
CUL 101 - Seeing Culture: Vision, Visuality and the Senses
CUL 201 – Australian Cultural Studies
CUL 400 – Cultural Studies Methodologies
CUL 894 – Cultural Studies Postgraduate Research Seminar