Having supported hundreds of scholars over more than five decades, the Publication Subsidy Scheme is one of the Australian Academy of the Humanities’ longest-running awards programs. The Academy is pleased to announce 8 successful projects will receive support of up to $3,000 toward the publication of scholarly work that advances knowledge in the humanities. The publication […]
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Having supported hundreds of scholars over more than five decades, the Publication Subsidy Scheme is one of the Australian Academy of the Humanities’ (AAH) longest running awards programs. The Australian Academy of the Humanities is pleased to announce the successful applicants who will receive a grant under the 2024 Publication Subsidy scheme. The successful applicants
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We congratulate the following recipients and are proud to support their projects. Dr Diti Bhattacharya Griffith University About the project: This book unfolds the boipara, or the second-hand book market of Calcutta in India, attending to movements between the material, the sensory, the human, between experience, memory and imagination. This work reconsiders how we can
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The projects from this year’s 12 recipients cover a vast array of topics, and explore pressing areas of inquiry: from the tale of a cohort of women who defied the odds and forged remarkable careers in the domain of public-affairs production, to an account of the internal workings of the NSW Board for the Protection
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