Linda is a teacher-researcher in the School of Media and Communication. She has considerable experience in developing and teaching curriculum in literary studies and media and communication studies.
Linda’s research focuses on the combined potential of literature and philosophy to explore and express the interrelations of ethics, politics and aesthetics from feminist, anti-colonial and pedagogic perspectives.
Her current primary research project focuses on the ways in which Aboriginal literature conveys ways of thinking and feeling that are needed for a shared democratic future.
She has extensive leadership experience in managing undergraduate, Higher Degree by Research, and Honours programs. She is a member of RMIT's Academic Board Education Committee.
Linda is the coordinator for the Literary Studies minor in the School of Media & Communication, and is on the editorial board of the Journal of Australian Studies.
Linda is a Fellow of RMIT's Regenerative Futures Institute.
Linda teaches in the Literary Studies minor the courses Literature’s Ethics and Narrating the Self.
Linda has successfully supervised 22 Masters and PhD candidates in areas that include feminist arts theory and practice (animation, documentary, sound studies, creative writing); fictional music; finance culture and memoir; writing climate change; Indigenous language revival; the ethics and politics of design practice.
The ethics, politics and aesthetics of literature; histories and practices of reading cultures; pedagogical design and practices.

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