The volume of sales and the popularity of her digital works suggests that Professor Brene Brown as an organic intellectual is hugely popular. Her work...

Book clubs are held globally for different purposes and with different cohorts but beneath the varied purposes is a common theme: discussion of a book...

Would you rather accept the status quo of whatever pisses you to your core, or, challenge your own thinking around the status quo by reading dangerous...

Today is the first day of the rest of my life as I start my internship with Typeface Books in Perth. Thank God because it has been a dreadful and very...

I lived beyond the distress of having my PhD project assessed by the Brainy Bunch: Professor Jacqueline Ewart, Dr Leanne McRae and Dr Debbie Hindley. ...

Tomorrow, my Candidature as a PhD student studying social and cultural resistance to the status quo via reading as an act of resistance, is assessed. ...

In the waves of feminism, there is no separation between the personal and the political. The personal is political. I have long ascribed to this and i...

Eager to find a popular culture reference to illustrate the difference between an organic and a traditional intellectual, I was pleased to search no f...

Great leaders and organic intellectuals speak in ways people can understand them. They communicate specifically to help the other understand and never...

Integral to my PhD research is the question, "What's in your dash?" This is where the question comes from:

The Dash, by Linda Ellis

I read of a man ...

We're on a road trip to spend Christmas with our daughter in Melboure. First we flew 1500 km and then drove 1800 km. For a PhD student, this equates t...

My PhD Research Proposal (RP) is handed in for a final read to my wonderful principal supervisor, Professor Tara Brabazon. Subsequently, my trusty old...