Browsing byAuthorPratt, M
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Issue Date | Title | Author(s) |
2006-01 | Authorship, Impersonation, and the Republic: Outing Ali le magnifique | Pratt, M |
2002-01 | Average Stray Aliens': An Average Australian Conversation on Eurocentrism | Allatson, P; Lu, Y; Mikula, MH; Pratt, M; Le Nevez, AT |
2005-01 | 'The Dance of the Visible and the Invisible': AIDS and the Bande Dessinée | Pratt, M; Forsdick, EC; Grove, L; McQuillan, L |
2002-01 | The diary of Neaud's body: approaching the subject of Heterocentricity | Pratt, M; Lucille Cairns |
2007-01 | Dramatizing The Self And The Brother: Auto/biography In David Bs overcoming The Utmost Evil | Pratt, M |
2004-01 | Entanglement and the Modern Australian Rhythm Method: Lantana's Lessons in Policing Sexuality and Gender | Pratt, M; Elder, C; Duncanson, K |
2004-01 | Félix and the Light-hearted Gay Road Movie: Genre, Families, Fathers and the Decolonization of the Homosexual Self | Pratt, M |
2011-01 | French Unity and the European Union: The Role of the Regions | Giovanangeli, A; McCormack, J; Pratt, M; Rolls, A |
2003-01 | From Incident to Text: Autobiography and Homosexuality in Barthes's Late Writings: Vol III | Pratt, M; Gane, M; Gane, N |
2003-01 | Going out to the Straight Community: Televisual and Heteronormative Logics in representations Of Homosexuality | Pratt, M; Scriven; Roberts, M; Emily |
2005-01 | Imagining Union: European Cultural Identity in the Pre-Federal Future Perfect | Pratt, M |
2004-01 | Intrusion, or Where to from Queer? | Pratt, M |
2007-01 | On Being Optimistically European: Modelling Creolisation, Cosmopolitanism and Community | Pratt, M |
2002-01 | Post-Queer and beyond the pact: Contextualising French Responses to the Civil Solidarity Pact | Pratt, M; Chedgzoy, K; Francis, E; Pratt, M |
2004-01 | Transgressive Bodies in the work of Julie Doucet, Fabrice Neaud and Jean-Christophe Menu: Towards a theory of the 'autobioBD' | Pratt, M; Miller, A |
2007-01 | Unhomely Europes | Eleftheriotis, D; Pratt, M; Vanni Accarigi, I |