Joanne Faulkner

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Joanne Faulkner is affiliated with the following schools: University of New South Wales, La Trobe University, Macquarie University

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According to Wikipedia, Joanne Faulkner is an Australian writer, philosopher and Future Fellow in Cultural Studies at Macquarie University. Biography Faulkner received her Ph.D. in philosophy from La Trobe University in 2006. Faulkner is married with two children.

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Joanne Faulkner's Published Works

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The Innocence Fetish: The Commodification and Sexualisation of Children in the Media and Popular Culture (2010) (32)
Disgust, Purity, and a Longing for Companionship: Dialectics of Affect in Nietzsche’s Imagined Community (2013) (24)
The Importance of Being Innocent: Why We Worry About Children (2010) (22)
Innocents and Oracles: The Child as a Figure of Knowledge and Critique in the Middle-Class Philosophical Imagination (2011) (13)
The Innocence of Victimhood Versus the “Innocence of Becoming”: Nietzsche, 9/11, and the “Falling Man” (2008) (13)
Vulnerability of “Virtual” Subjects: Childhood, Memory, and Crisis in the Cultural Value of Innocence (2013) (11)
Negotiating vulnerability through “animal” and “child” (2011) (8)
“My Journey Map”: Developing a Qualitative Approach to Mapping Young People's Progress in Residential Rehabilitation (2012) (8)
Whole school improvement Australian-style: What do IDEAS and RAISe offer? (2008) (7)
Vulnerability and the passing of childhood in Bill Henson: innocence in the age of mechanical reproduction (2011) (7)
Innocence, Evil, and Human Frailty (2010) (7)
“Keeping It in the Family”: Sarah Kofman Reading Nietzsche as a Jewish Woman (2007) (6)
Dead Letters to Nietzsche, or the Necromantic Art of Reading Philosophy (2010) (6)
The Importance of Being Innocent: Frontmatter (2010) (5)
Compassion and the stolen generations (2014) (5)
Terror, Trauma, and the Ethics of Innocence (2007) (4)
The body as text in the writings of Nietzsche and Freud (2003) (3)
‘Our own Hurricane Katrina’: Aboriginal disadvantage and Australian national identity (2015) (3)
“Failure to Thrive”? Imagining precarity, sensing agency, through Ivan Sen’s Toomelah (2019) (3)
Young and Free: [Post]colonial Ontologies of Childhood, Memory and History in Australia (2016) (3)
The vision, the riddle, and the vicious circle: Pierre Klossowski reading Nietzsche's sick body through Sade's perversion1 (2007) (3)
Irigaray’s Nietzsche (2011) (2)
Amnesia at the beginning of time: Irigaray’s reading of Heidegger in The Forgetting of Air (2001) (2)
Freud ’ s Concept of the Death Drive and its Relation to the Superego (2005) (2)
The Uncanny Child of Australian Nationhood: Nostalgia as a Critical Tool in Conceptualizing Social Change (2014) (1)
Australian Indigenous students' performance on the PIPS-BLA Reading and Mathematics scales: 2011-2013 (2014) (1)
‘I can’t stand the noise of it’: the figure of the child and the critique of colonialism in Jennifer Kent’s the Nightingale (2020) (1)
"Suffer Little Children": The Representation of Aboriginal Disadvantage through Images of Suffering Children, and the Wages of Spectacular Humanitarianism (2019) (1)
Voices from the Depths: Reading "Love" in Luce Irigaray's Marine Lover (2005) (1)
The Eternal Jouissance of the Community: Phantasm, Imagination, and 'Natural Man' in Hobbes (2009) (1)
SETTLER-COLONIALISM’S “MISCARRIAGE” (2019) (1)
notes on the contributors (2011) (0)
Thanks to Hypatia Referees, 2009–2010 (2011) (0)
“White Women Elected Trump”: Feminism in ‘Dark Times,’ Its Present and Future (2017) (0)
The Importance of Being Innocent: Consuming the innocent (2010) (0)
The child as mediator of racial ambivalence in Australia: ‘Egg Boy’ and the racist girl (2022) (0)
2. Lacan, Desire, and the Originating Function of Loss (2010) (0)
Voices from the depths : Irigaray encountering Nietzsche (1999) (0)
Settler-colonialism's 'Miscarriage': thinking cultural difference and the failure of relationality through Irigaray's 'Interval' (2019) (0)
The Importance of Being Innocent: The communal fantasy and its discontents (2010) (0)
5. Family Romances and Textual Encounters: Sarah Kofman Reading Nietzsche (2010) (0)
notes on the contributors (2010) (0)
Childhood and colonialism (2020) (0)
Colonialism and Childhood (2020) (0)
4. The Contagion of Affect in Nietzsche:Klein, Krell, Bataille (2010) (0)
Contretemps 2, May 2001 (2001) (0)
Young and Free (2016) (0)
The Importance of Being Innocent: When fantasies become nightmares (2010) (0)
3. “The Insiders”: Nietzsche’s Secret Teaching and the Invention of “the Philosopher of the Future” (2010) (0)
Gumnuts in the garden of good and evil: racialization and fetishism in May Gibbs’s Snugglepot and Cuddlepie (2021) (0)
The Importance of Being Innocent: Australian Encounters series (2010) (0)
Introduction: Spinoza Today (2020) (0)
Ghosts of eugenics' past: ‘childhood’ as a target for whitening race in the United States and Canada (2019) (0)
1. Ontology for Philologists: Nietzsche, Body, Subject (2010) (0)
Historical Justice and Memory, edited by Klaus Neumann and Janna Thompson (2017) (0)
Success in protected action ballot at UNSW (2014) (0)
The Importance of Being Innocent: Bibliography (2010) (0)
6. The Vision, the Riddle, and the Vicious Circle: Pierre Klossowski’s Reading of Nietzsche’s Sick Body (2010) (0)
Childhood is no innocent fixation (2011) (0)
First Glimpse ’ Ghosts of Eugenics ’ Past : ‘ Childhood ’ as a Target for Whitening Race in the United States and Canada (2019) (0)
Book Review: Refiguring Childhood: Encounters with Biosocial Power by Kevin Ryan (2021) (0)
Thanks to Hypatia Referees, 2010–2011 (2012) (0)
Settler-Colonial Violence and the ‘Wounded Aboriginal Child’: Reading Alexis Wright with Irene Watson (and Giorgio Agamben) (2020) (0)
Introduction: The Quickened and the Dead (2010) (0)
The Importance of Being Innocent: Disciplining innocence (2010) (0)
When Two Become One: The Prism through Which Nietzsche Appears as Lacan (2005) (0)

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