The Fifth AHCCA Annual Postgraduate Symposium

The Fifth AHCCA Posgraduate Symposium was held on Thursday 10th June 2004.

Symposium Program

Session 1	Theatre B	Theatre C
10:00 - 12:00	Ladies and Gentlemen Chair: Hugh Hudson	Immersion Therapy Chair: Meredith Martin
	Katrina Grant 'The Enchantress in the Garden' Theatrical performances in Baroque gardens	Edwina Bartlem Embedded and Embodied in Technology: Immersion in Char Davies' Virtual Environments
	Richard Misek Point of View in 'The Thin Red Line'	Annabel Orchard Smiths, Myths and Metaphors: the Motif of Immersion
	Kate MacNeill (Mis)representing a gay male: the work of Mathew Jones	Jane Kent Colour
	Heather Barker 'Femininity doesn't mean lack of bite': 'Lip' and the feminist critique	Estelle Strazdins Transforming fire: The effect of technology on humanity in Hesiod's Prometheus Myth and the Watcher Myth of '1 Enoch'
12:00 -1:30	Lunch Break
Session 2	Theatre B	Theatre C
1:30 - 3:00	Rome/Roam Chair: Hugh Hudson	Telling It Like It Is Chair: Katrina Grant
	Erica Bexley No Place Like Rome? Political and Geographical Centrality in Lucan's Pharsalia	Elizabeth Avram Remembering and Retelling History in Rabbit Proof Fence and Ned Kelly
	Rebecca Andrews Robert des Ruines: the recreation of the Picturesque Temple of Sibyl	Aleks Michalewicz Founder / Destroyer / Progenitor: Form and Function of the Demi-God in Archaic Greek Myth (10 minutes)
	Tim Ould The Roman Works of Jacopo Zucchi, 1571-1596	Timothy Glover Language Switching in the New Testament
		Miriam Riverlea From the Horse's Belly: the wooden horse in ancient and modern Greek myth (10 minutes)
3:00 - 3:30	Afternoon Tea in the Old Arts Building	Catered by Deep Dish
Session 3	Theatre B	Theatre C
3:30- 5:00	Out of Site Chair: Angela Ndalianis	Paint and Suffering Chair: Chris Marshall
	Hugh Hudson When good neighbours become...patrons: Paolo Uccello's Florentine neighbours and patrons in the 1430s and1440s	Paul Monaghan Aeschylus' Prometheus Bound and Symbolist Adaptations
	Simon Young The development of the agora at Aspendos (20 minutes)	Helen Walpole Recolonising heritage: presenting contemporary art in Tasmanian historical places
	Sarah Scott A New Commonwealth : The exhibition Commonwealth Art Today and the opening of the Commonwealth Institute (1962)	Leanne McNamara First Do No Harm: Healers and Harm in Classical Greece
5:15- 6:15	Reception outside Old Arts building
6:30 - till late	Dinner at Il Cantuccio 209 Lygon St

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School of Art History, Cinema and Classics

The Fifth AHCCA Annual Postgraduate Symposium

Symposium Program

Session 1

Theatre B

Theatre C

Session 2

Theatre B

Theatre C

Session 3

Theatre B

Theatre C