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Jennifer Mae Hamilton

Jennifer Mae Hamilton is a lecturer in English Literary Studies at the University of New England in Armidale.

Works By Jennifer Mae Hamilton

Taking Our Time
How long does academic work take? How long should it take? Even more troubling, who gets to decide what is valuable and necessary work for an academic today?
24 July. 2022
Growing Up Off the Grid
I’ve been in therapy for nearly half a decade and I’m only now re-connecting with aspects of myself that I tried to leave behind. Still, now, in my late thirties, I find myself too embarrassed to look back. From where I stand, it is heroic to reli...
27 June. 2021
Desk Work: A Novel Idea by Fiona McGregor
The work of a novelist is hard, menial and often dull work. Despite this, the work of a novelist at least cuts against the dominant temporalities of work. Through a queer commitment to craft, and by showing us this process in A Novel Idea, McGrego...
12 July. 2019
All The World's A Drain
If it is the job of a phenomenologist to describe conscious experience, Bodies of Water: Posthuman Feminist Phenomenology does so in a way that collapses the distinction between one’s psychic life and one’s material situation. Its author, Astrida
14 Nov. 2017