2018
DOI: 10.1525/dcqr.2018.7.4.143
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Abstract: This essay works with and through the process of translation to examine Heavier than Air, a play by Anne Harris and Stacy Holman Jones. As a play based on interviews with queer Australian teachers, but performed in multiple locations, the ways the text moved across cultures and between those involved required negotiations of meaning and expression. Scene 11, “Fucking Faggot,” serves as a potent example for me—a queer man involved in the production—about the ways that those negotiations are a complex process th… Show more

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“…There also appear to be differences in how social work is represented by the press internationally with there being only been one major academic study of social work and the media in the US (Davenport 1997a;1997b). Reid and Misener (2001) have been only a handful of researchers to carry out an international comparison on representation of social work in the press, comparing newspaper coverage during a particular timescale in the UK and US.…”
Section: Internationallymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There also appear to be differences in how social work is represented by the press internationally with there being only been one major academic study of social work and the media in the US (Davenport 1997a;1997b). Reid and Misener (2001) have been only a handful of researchers to carry out an international comparison on representation of social work in the press, comparing newspaper coverage during a particular timescale in the UK and US.…”
Section: Internationallymentioning
confidence: 99%