Women’s power in anonymity
Netflix show Bridgerton shows another side to the agency and influence of women in heavily patriarchal societies, writes Rachel Boddy.
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Netflix show Bridgerton shows another side to the agency and influence of women in heavily patriarchal societies, writes Rachel Boddy.
The contrast between the words of John F. Kennedy and today’s anti-democratic demagogue is inescapable, writes Associate Professor Dolores Janiewski.
A series of connections from her time at the International Institute of Modern Letters saw Nicole Colmar published in Sista, Stanap Strong!, a ground-breaking anthology work by Ni-Vanuatu women. She tells us about her experience when moving from Vanuatu as a child.
The latest edition of the online anthology Ōrongohau | Best New Zealand Poems is now live, featuring 25 poems chosen by New Zealand Poet Laureate David Eggleton.
Criminology graduate Dr Feona Haakman studied the moral panic created by the Whanganui gang insignia bylaw, and says its being repeated with emergency housing.
Deaf people often rely heavily on lip-reading to communicate. Deaf studies lecturer Sara Pivac Alexander discusses what it's like to be Deaf in a new era of mask wearing.
Academics from the Wellington Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences have been recognised in the 2021 Research Honours Aotearoa Awards, which are presented by Royal Society Te Apārangi and Health Research Council to celebrate outstanding achievements and excellence among New Zealand researchers.
Dr Ben Schrader has been announced the 2022 JD Stout Fellow at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington.
The David Carson-Parker Embassy Prize in Scriptwriting and the Brad McGann Film Writing Award have been awarded to the top script and film script respectively in the 2021 International Institute of Modern Letters (IIML) Master's programme.
This year’s issue of Turbine | Kapohau, the annual online literary journal from Te Pūtahi Tuhi Auahua o Te Ao—International Institute of Modern Letters (IIML), is now live.